The Greek state will move ahead next week with a new issuance of short-term debt, as part of its regular funding strategy.
According to an announcement by the Public Debt Management Agency (PDMA), a 13-week Treasury bill auction will take place on Wednesday, April 29, 2026. The offering concerns 400 million euros in book-entry (dematerialized) securities, maturing on July 31, 2026.
Settlement is scheduled for Monday, May 4, 2026 (T+2), while interest will be calculated on an ACT/360 day-count basis.
Alongside the auction, private investors will have the opportunity to participate through a public subscription process. Individuals can purchase the securities via banks or brokerage firms, with a maximum nominal value of 15,000 euros per person.
The final price will be determined as the weighted average of accepted competitive bids. The total amount allocated through the public subscription will be disclosed following the completion of the registration period.
Subscriptions will run from Tuesday, April 28 through Thursday, April 30, 2026.
To participate, investors must hold a securities account within the Dematerialized Securities System (S.A.T.). Opening such an account can be arranged through banks or brokerage firms, requiring a valid ID card and tax identification number.
Both individual and institutional investors may acquire Greek government securities—including Treasury bills and bonds—through standard procedures offered by financial institutions.
