The Public Debt Management Agency plans to conduct three government bond reopenings in the second half of 2026 as part of its funding strategy and efforts to support liquidity in the secondary market for Greek sovereign debt.
According to the agency’s auction calendar, reopenings of existing Greek Government Bonds are scheduled for July 15, September 16 and October 14. The auction program complements Greece’s 2026 funding plan and is aimed at facilitating the smooth functioning of the secondary market for Greek government bonds.
The PDMA said it will announce its final decision on whether to proceed with each auction, the ISIN(s) of the bonds to be offered and the amount to be auctioned one day before each scheduled sale, taking into account information provided by the country’s primary dealers.
Greece has already raised around €7.5-8 billion from bond markets since the start of 2026, covering almost 95% of its annual borrowing program. The PDMA had initially targeted total borrowing of €8-9 billion this year, adopting a conservative funding strategy supported by the country’s strong cash reserves.