Government Measures, PASOK, Aegean and Other News Highlights

Government announcements regarding measures against profiteering are expected today or tomorrow, potentially including a cap on profit margins for supermarkets, gas stations, and refineries.

In PASOK, the expansion effort has sparked reactions and misunderstandings, with executives leaving and criticizing the effort.

Aegean is expected to announce its financial results for 2025, with the market anticipating strong performance and a dividend. Analysts are focusing on the prospects for 2026 and the impact of geopolitical tensions.

AVE is facing difficulties with the Carrefour project and is considering selling stores to partners.

The new head of DESFA, Maria Sferoutsa, shared her professional and personal journey, emphasizing Greece's role as an energy gateway.

A new Board of Directors at Aktor Concessions, chaired by Alexandros Exarchou.

Ferry ticket price increases are likely due to rising fuel prices.

Star Bulk is reaping financial benefits from installing scrubbers on its ships.

The ship Hellas Liberty was moved to Floisvos, in an effort to make it more accessible to the public.

Increased participation of individuals in the Stock Exchange, with 3,290 new codes in two months.

Greece is considering the possibility of using nuclear energy in its energy mix.

Western Union and Fidelity are entering the stablecoin market.