Greece to auction 1-year treasury bills worth 400 million euros

The Hellenic Republic is set to auction 52-week treasury bills totaling 400 million euros next Wednesday, June 3, 2026. The bills, which mature on June 4, 2027, will be offered in a dematerialized format, according to an announcement by the Public Debt Management Organization.

In addition to the auction, the Greek government is providing an opportunity for individuals to subscribe to these bills. Private citizens can purchase up to a nominal value of 15,000 euros per person through any bank or brokerage firm. This public subscription aims to broaden access to government debt instruments.

The selling price will be determined by the weighted average price of successful competitive bids. The total amount available through this public subscription process will be announced after its completion. The subscription period will run from Tuesday, June 2, 2026, to Thursday, June 4, 2026.

To purchase these securities, individuals must have an account in the Securities Settlement System (SAT). Opening such an account can be done through the designated selling entities, requiring a police ID and tax identification number (AFM). Both individuals and legal entities can acquire Greek government securities through banks and brokerage firms, following standard procedures.