Eurobank Equities

Eurobank Equities is a Greek-based firm offering research, sales and trading services to institutional, corporate and private clients. The company is wholly owned by Eurobank, one of the 4 systemic banks in Greece.

Research is the backbone of Eurobank Equities' platform, with a team of 4 professionals committed to generating actionable investment ideas by providing timely research products. We are committed to offering value-added services to clients by filtering market noise and providing insights on the multiple sectors that we cover. Our universe includes 26 - large, medium and small cap - companies whose market capitalization amounts to 80-85% of the total market capitalization of the Athens Stock Exchange. Our research team also maintains the capacity to generate ad-hoc research for micro-cap listed companies.

Our team has consistently gained recognition among institutional investors for its quality research, having ranked No. 1 team in Greece at the Extel Surveys of 2013-2016 and 2018. We have also been named Leading Brokerage Firm in Greece over 2014-2016 and in 2018.

Christiana Armpounioti ... (+2)
  • Christiana Armpounioti
  • Stamatios Draziotis CFA

Dimand | Delivery Phase In, Mega Pipeline On

Making some headway, enjoying some respite – 2024 was a year of meaningful delivery for Dimand, marked by the successful monetisation of Insignio and Hub 26, which helped unlock capital to support the development pipeline. While exits from Minion, EEDE Patisia and Piraeus Tower slipped into 2025, the closing of the Skyline transaction and the significant rebound in financial performance—2024 EBITDA rose to €58m from €19m—underscored growing operational momentum. From a market perspective, the pr...

Natalia Svyriadi
  • Natalia Svyriadi

Thrace Plastics | Positioned for demand bounce back Vol 2

2024: Margin pressure in a tough year – In a year characterized by sustained demand headwinds and rising costs pressure, Thrace EBITDA was weighed down by category/product mix, despite the 7% yoy increase in the top line. Adj. EBITDA was down by 4% yoy to €42.3m in 2024, while group turnover advanced to €370m driven by strong volume growth (+10% yoy). 2024 PBT shaped at €13.7m, down vs adj. EBT of €20.2m in 2023, weighed by one-off costs and elevated depreciation charges. As a result, net profit...

Andreas Souvleros ... (+2)
  • Andreas Souvleros
  • CFA

Athens Exchange | Navigating the dual catalyst: M&A optionality meets ...

Athex rerated YTD, but still room to go – Following a sluggish 2024 (-15%), ATHEX shares have rallied c60% in 2025, fuelled by: i) rising trading intensity (ADV >40% y/y at c€200mn ytd), ii) firming conviction in Greece’s DM reclassification (FTSE & Stoxx reviews in sight), and iii) an M&A premium after Euronext confirmed discussions for a potential tender offer. Although the shares have re-rated meaningfully (i.e c20%) following the Euronext news, we believe there is further upside as: (i) EXAE...

Andreas Souvleros ... (+2)
  • Andreas Souvleros
  • CFA

Athens Exchange | Navigating the dual catalyst: M&A optionality meets ...

Athex rerated YTD, but still room to go – Following a sluggish 2024 (-15%), ATHEX shares have rallied c60% in 2025, fuelled by: i) rising trading intensity (ADV >40% y/y at c€200mn ytd), ii) firming conviction in Greece’s DM reclassification (FTSE & Stoxx reviews in sight), and iii) an M&A premium after Euronext confirmed discussions for a potential tender offer. Although the shares have re-rated meaningfully (i.e c20%) following the Euronext news, we believe there is further upside as: (i) EXAE...

Marios Bourazanis ... (+2)
  • Marios Bourazanis
  • Stamatios Draziotis CFA

Fourlis | Clearer story, cheaper stock

New narrative, old skepticism – Following the deconsolidation of Trade Estates, Fourlis now presents a cleaner equity narrative, with the spotlight firmly on the core retail portfolio. However, the deconsolidation seems to have offered limited respite to the shares, which have materially underperformed both foreign peers and Greek non-fins over the past 24 months, reflecting subdued investor appetite, notwithstanding encouraging (albeit not impressive) operational delivery. Weighing on sentiment...

Natalia Svyriadi ... (+2)
  • Natalia Svyriadi
  • Stamatios Draziotis CFA

QUEST HOLDINGS | Instilling confidence

Continuing to execute well – Quest’s 9M results affirmed that the group is on solid footing, with growth remaining robust across all segments. Group continuing revenues shaped 40% higher yoy at €637m, with Q3 showcasing moderating – albeit still very strong – trends (revenues +26% from >40% in H1). Operating profit growth was also healthy, with 9M EBITDA +35% yoy and Q3 +15%. Net profit from continuing operations settled at €29.7m in the 9M period, markedly higher yoy, and was further bolstered ...

GREEK BANKS | On the right track

Strategic plans on track – Management teams report good progress on strategic plans with most actions taking place on time and within budget. The swift implementation of the strategic plans transforms banks’ balance sheets and operations, on the one hand, while giving a strong signal to the market about their determination to return to normality as soon as possible, on the other.  Significant divergence in Q3 2021 earnings – This was another quarter with several one-offs distorting the underlyi...

Stamatios Draziotis CFA
  • Stamatios Draziotis CFA

OPAP | First thoughts: Performing like a champ!

Q2: as good as it gets, underpinning FY20 EBITDA >€280m – OPAP announced quite solid Q2 results, delivering EBITDA some €9m above our estimates by virtue of a better top line performance (revenues -53% vs EEe -58%) mainly stemming from VLTs. As a result, EBITDA not only remained in positive territory but exceeded €16m, also underpinned by cost curtailment (non-variable opex >€7m lower yoy) and a higher-than-envisaged contribution from non-gaming activities (other income spread over other costs >...

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