Cyprus Business News

Affordable housing has become “one of the greatest social challenges of our time”, Mersina Isidorou, general manager of the Cyprus Property Developers Association, said, describing it as “a pan-European crisis ...

Cyprus must tread carefully in how it presents itself abroad as tensions in the Middle East persist, with any misstep in public messaging risking damage to tourism, investment and confidence, ...

Chevron Cyprus has highlighted its ongoing efforts to address gender inequalities in STEM and entrepreneurship, as part of activities marking International Women’s Day. The company emphasised that women remain ...

The Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Keve) has issued an invitation for local businesses to participate in an upcoming workshop dedicated to fostering a sustainable and competitive enterprise. The ...

The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) this week issued a formal directive, requiring all Cyprus Investment Firms to calculate and submit their annual regulatory fees for the previous year. ...

Demetra Holdings PLC carried out additional buybacks of its own shares on March 16 and March 17, as part of a structured programme to manage its equity. The investment group confirmed that ...

The Eratosthenes Centre of Excellence and the Limassol Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Evel) on Wednesday renewed a memorandum of understanding, reinforcing their long-standing collaboration and strengthening ties between research ...

The Bank of Cyprus on Wednesday reported strong investor interest during its participation in the Morgan Stanley European Financial Conference in London, following a series of high-level meetings with international ...

Cyprus must tread carefully in how it presents itself abroad as tensions in the Middle East persist, with any misstep in public messaging risking damage to tourism, investment and confidence, ...

Cyprus’ construction sector is entering a new phase of modernisation after the publication of new regulations reforming the institutional framework for electromechanical installations in buildings, in a move aimed at ...

Cyprus remains one of the most energy-dependent countries in the European Union, as authorities monitor rising geopolitical risks linked to the Middle East. According to a Eurostat report released on ...

Cyprus maintained a stable job vacancy rate in the fourth quarter of 2025, reflecting resilient labour demand despite a quarterly slowdown in hiring, according to figures from Eurostat and the state ...

Construction materials prices in Cyprus recorded a modest increase in February 2026, reflecting gradual cost pressures in the sector, according to a report from the Cyprus Statistical Service (Cystat). Specifically, the ...

Cyprus recorded one of the lowest inflation rates in the European Union in February 2026, according to figures from both Eurostat and the Cyprus Statistical Service (Cystat). According to Eurostat, Cyprus ...

Cyprus business leaders are showing growing concern over whether their companies are moving quickly enough to keep pace with technological change, particularly in the age of artificial intelligence, according to ...

Finance Minister Makis Keravnos and opposition figures signalled growing political alignment on foreclosure policy, even as the government rejected calls for a blanket suspension. The emerging cooperation between Disy and ...

The Cyprus Land Development Organisation (Koag) is set to sign two more contracts in the coming days for affordable homes and apartments, as it pushes ahead with a broader housing ...

The Public Debt Management Office, which operated under the Finance Ministry, has announced the results of a 13-week treasury bill auction, raising €50 million from investors. The auction attracted total bids ...

The National Bank of Greece has announced the completion of the Etalia B transaction involving the sale of non-performing exposures. The transaction concerns the sale and transfer of a non-performing ...

Cyprus is taking part in Global Money Week 2026, the annual Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)-backed initiative aimed at helping children and young people build stronger financial literacy, ...

Finance Minister Makis Keravnos on Tuesday ruled out discussions on a blanket freeze of foreclosures, following a meeting with a Disy delegation led by party president and house speaker Annita ...

Limassol mayor Yiannis Armeftis has proposed expanding the Polemidia Forest Park in Ayia Fyla into land used by the Limassol recruitment training centre (KEN), in what he described as a ...

Columbia Group’s president and chief executive Mark O’Neil has called for a shift away from the traditional ship management model towards a more integrated partnership approach, arguing that ...

Finance Minister Makis Keravnos on Tuesday ruled out discussions on a blanket freeze of foreclosures, following a meeting with a Disy delegation led by party president and house speaker Annita ...