Eurobank Lands on Cyprus Stock Exchange This Friday
What the major bank’s debut means for local investors and the market.
Eurobank shares are officially entering the Cyprus Stock Exchange (CSE) this Friday, marking a new chapter for the banking group’s presence in the Cypriot market.
The Cyprus Stock Exchange announced the parallel listing of more than 3.63 billion Eurobank shares on its Main Market, with trading set to begin on Friday, 19 December 2025. The shares will be traded in euros and will mirror their value on the Athens Stock Exchange, where Eurobank is already listed.
The opening price of Eurobank shares in Cyprus will be the same as the closing price in Athens on Thursday, 18 December, ensuring a smooth and transparent start to trading.
Eurobank is one of Greece’s four systemic banks and has steadily expanded beyond its home market. The group has an active presence in Cyprus, Bulgaria, Luxembourg and the United Kingdom, offering a wide range of banking services to individuals and businesses.
The bank was established in its current form in March 2020 and has since focused on strengthening its regional footprint and financial stability.
The Cyprus Stock Exchange confirmed that safeguards will be in place to ensure orderly trading from day one, helping to prevent extreme price swings and protect investors during periods of high activity.
In addition, Eurobank Equities has been approved to support trading in the stock, helping to maintain liquidity and smoother buying and selling of shares once trading begins.