The Public Debt Management Agency (PDMA) released Greece's Funding Strategy for 2025 on Monday.

The funding needs of the Greek public for 2025 amount to 15.283 billion euros and will be met by nearly half (8 billion euros) through medium and long-term debt issuance, while the remaining 3 billion euros will be covered by borrowing from transnational organizations (EIB, EBRD, Recovery Fund, etc.). The nearly 3.7 billion euros will be covered by cash reserves, which at the end of 2024 are expected to reach 33 billion euros.

According to PDMA, Greeces gross financing needs are clearly below the 10% of GDP threshold, which boosts the so-called public debt sustainability.

For more details, see attached, or https://www.pdma.gr/en/?view=article&id=6614:funding-strategy-for-2025&catid=17.