
A Sky News report on Friday is the latest source of speculation that the ATHEX-listed Mytilineos industrial conglomerate will trade on another bourse, with the UK media outlet claiming a forthcoming floatation on the London Stock Exchange (LSE).
According to the report, Mytilineos group has already selected two NYC investment banks, Citi and Morgan Stanley, for the London listing, which the it claims will come later in 2024.
Sky News quotes sources in London’s City as saying a possible LSE listing could propel Mytilineos into ‘blue chip’ trading.
At the same time, the media outlet said the metals, energy and industrial concern will continue trading shares on the Athens Stock Exchange (ATHEX).
According to Sky News, “…the company boasted revenues last year of over 5 billion euros, with EBITDA of over one billion euros…Employing more than 6,500 people globally, it has a presence in more than 40 countries, including Australia, Canada and Chile.”
Source: tovima.com


Latest News

Meloni and Trump Meet in Washington, Vow to Strengthen Western Ties
“I am 100% sure there will be no problems reaching a deal on tariffs with the EU—none whatsoever,” Trump stressed.

ECB Cuts Interest Rates by 25 Basis Points in Expected Move
The ECB’s Governing Council opted to lower the deposit facility rate—the benchmark for signaling monetary policy direction—citing an updated assessment of inflation prospects, the dynamics of underlying inflation, and the strength of monetary policy transmission.

Current Account Deficit Fell by €573.2ml Feb. 2025: BoG
The improvement of Greece’s current account was mainly attributed to a more robust balance of goods and, to a lesser extent, an improved primary income account

Hellenic Food Authority Issues Food Safety Tips for Easter
Food safety tips on how to make sure your lamb has been properly inspected and your eggs stay fresh.

Greek Kiwifruit Exports Smash 200,000-Ton Mark, Setting New Record
According to data by the Association of Greek Fruit, Vegetable and Juice Exporters, Incofruit Hellas, between September 1, 2024, and April 17, 2025, kiwifruit exports increased by 14.2%.

Easter Tourism Boom: Greece Sees 18.3% Surge in Hotel Bookings
Among foreign markets, Israel has emerged as the biggest growth driver, with hotel bookings more than doubling—up 178.5% year-on-year.

Greece to Launch Fast-Track Tender for Offshore Hydrocarbon Exploration
Last week, Papastavrou signed the acceptance of interest for the two Cretan blocks, while similar decisions regarding the two Ionian Sea blocks were signed by his predecessor

American-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce to Open Washington D.C. Branch
AmCham's new office aims aims to deepen U.S.-Greece economic ties and promote investment and innovation between the two countries

Why Greece’s New Maritime Spatial Plan Is a Geopolitical Game-Changer
This landmark development is more than just a bureaucratic step — it's a strategic declaration about how Greece intends to use, protect, and assert control over its seas

Eurozone Inflation Eases to 2.2% in March
Compared to February, inflation decreased in 16 member states, remained unchanged in one, and rose in ten.