Despite foreign investors displaying reservations amid global geopolitical uncertainty and volatility,
Despite foreign investors displaying reservations amid global geopolitical uncertainty and volatility, the Greek market is showing signs of resilience, remaining a lucrative option for investment, according to a survey carried out by Greece’s EY Chapter, “EY Attractiveness Survey” for 2025.
The findings reveal that 63% of investors questioned in the report estimated Greece would become a more “attractive” investment location in the next three years, with nearly one in two respondents (48%) saying they were planning to either invest in Greece or expand their business in the country in the year.
The survey, carried out by FT Longitude on behalf of EY, used a sample of 250 investors between March 10 and 28 in 2025. The details of the findings were presented within the framework of the 8th InvestGR Forum 2025 in Athens.
Over eight out of ten investors (82%) highlighted that the business-friendly policies adopted by Greece were effective in drawing global investments.
Foreign direct investment (FDI) in Greece slowed in 2024, reflecting a broader European downturn, but remained at one of the highest levels recorded in the past 25 years, according to data from EY’s European Investment Monitor (EIM).
The EIM tracked 35 greenfield investment projects in
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