National Bank Of Greece (ETE.AT) traded up 2.46 % during a 24 hours period ending at 05:30 PM Central Europe on Tuesday 27th. One National Bank Of Greece stock can currently be bought for about EUR 15.63 on popular exchanges. Current supply of National Bank Of Greece stocks is 889.3 mn. National Bank Of Greece has a current market capitalization of EUR 13.6 bn and approximately EUR 47.4 mn worth of National Bank Of Greece was traded on exchanges in the last 24 hours. Since last month end, National Bank Of Greece has traded -13.48 % down. Simple moving average of last 200 days is at EUR 15.2. The highest price of past 52 weeks was recorded at EUR 18.02 on 09/30/2026. 52 weeks low was at EUR 12.06 on 03/23/2026.

Summary of the latest news for National Bank Of Greece

National Bank of Greece announced a series of corporate actions in late October. The bank disclosed the exercise of a call option on its €500 million fixed‑rate MREL notes, resulting in the redemption of the notes at par and a reduction in outstanding principal. It also reported the purchase of a significant block of its own shares during a one‑week period, acquiring more than 1.6 million shares at a weighted average price around €16. The share buyback is part of a tranche approved by the annual general meeting, with the bank holding roughly 2 % of its capital after the transactions. Additionally, the bank updated its 2026 financial calendar, outlining key dates for results announcements, dividends, and shareholder meetings. No other material events or market‑moving developments were mentioned in the releases.

Here is how related stocks have performed in the past 24 hours:

  • Eurobank (EUROB.AT) traded up 3.98 % and now trades at EUR 4.38. Current market capitalisation for Eurobank is EUR 15.2 bn. Eurobank has a current price to earnings ratio of 11.55. Eurobank S.A. announced that it has completed a tranche of its share‑buyback programme during the week of 19–23 October 2026, repurchasing nearly 1.9 million shares at an average price that reflected modest movement in the market. The transactions, executed on the Euronext Athens market, brought the bank’s total held shares to just over 35.5 million. The buyback, authorised by the annual general meeting and the board of directors earlier in the year, is part of a broader programme aimed at supporting the company’s capital structure. No additional commentary was provided regarding the impact of the repurchases on the bank’s financial performance or share price dynamics. The announcement was issued in accordance with European regulatory requirements.

  • Piraeus Bank (5ZT.F) traded down -7.14 % and now trades at EUR 9.43. Piraeus Bank has a market capitalisation of EUR 11.5 bn. Piraeus Bank has a current price to earnings ratio of 11.67. Piraeus Securities S.A. has acted as the lead manager for several share buyback transactions on the Athens exchange during the week of 19–23 October 2026. The securities firm facilitated the purchase of own shares by companies including Ideal Holdings, Elvalhcor Hellenic Copper and Aluminium Industry, and Metlen Energy & Metals PLC. These buybacks were carried out under the companies’ respective programmes, with shares being held in treasury and the transactions recorded at weighted average prices. The announcements confirm that the transactions were completed in accordance with EU disclosure regulations. No additional financial performance data or market impact statements are provided in the releases.

  • Public Power (PPC.AT) traded up 1.9 % and now trades at EUR 22.6. Public Power has a market capitalisation of EUR 13.3 bn. Current price/earnings ratio for Public Power is 17.38.

  • Optima Bank (OPTIMA.AT) traded down -3.99 % and now trades at EUR 13.15. Optima Bank has a market capitalisation of EUR 2.8 bn. Current price/earnings ratio for Optima Bank is 15.82.

  • Capital Tankers (CAPT.OL) traded down -0.05 % and now trades at NOK 193.52. Capital Tankers has a market capitalisation of NOK 29.3 bn. Capital Tankers Corp. recently completed a listing on the Oslo Stock Exchange, marking a significant step for the company’s expansion into global shipping markets. The debut followed a prior public offering by the parent entity, Capital Maritime & Trading Corp., and has drawn attention to the firm’s strategy of broadening investor participation, particularly among retail investors. Early trading saw the shares rise modestly before experiencing a modest pullback later in the week. The flotation is viewed as part of a broader effort by the holding company to increase market visibility and enhance shareholder engagement across its diversified portfolio, which includes interests in gas carriers and other maritime ventures. The listing is considered a milestone for the firm’s ambitions to grow its fleet and strengthen its competitive position in the container shipping sector.

About National Bank Of Greece

The National Bank of Greece SA, along with its subsidiaries, offers financial services.