Stock Markets February 10, 2026

Athens Market Closes Higher as Construction, Travel and Banking Stocks Lead Gains

Athens General Composite ends session up 0.72% with Alumil reaching a five-year peak

By Jordan Park
Athens Market Closes Higher as Construction, Travel and Banking Stocks Lead Gains

Greek equities finished Wednesday's session in positive territory as sector gains in Construction, Travel and Banking supported a 0.72% advance in the Athens General Composite. Alumil led winners with a double-digit intraday jump to a five-year high, while select travel and technology names also posted notable gains. Broader market breadth was mixed, with slightly more decliners than advancers.

Key Points

  • Athens General Composite closed up 0.72%, led by gains in Construction, Travel and Banking sectors.
  • Alumil (AT:ALMr) was the session leader, rising 6.14% to reach a five-year high at 6.22.
  • Market breadth was mixed - 61 decliners, 56 advancers and 17 unchanged, indicating selective stock moves across sectors.

Greek stocks closed higher on Tuesday, driven by strength in several cyclical segments including Construction, Travel and Banking. At the close in Athens, the Athens General Composite rose 0.72%.

The session's top performers on the Athens General Composite included Alumil (AT:ALMr), which advanced 6.14% or 0.36 points to finish at 6.22. Performance Technologies IT Solutions (AT:PREFr) added 5.48% or 0.43 points to close at 8.28, while Evropi Holdings SA (AT:EVROr) increased 5.26% or 0.11 points to end the day at 2.20.

On the downside, Autohellas (AT:AUTr) was the weakest among the main movers, slipping 2.18% or 0.28 points to close at 12.58. Piraeus Port (AT:OLPr) fell 1.65% or 0.65 points to finish at 38.80, and Profile Syst (AT:PRFr) declined 1.53% or 0.12 points to end at 7.72.

  • Market breadth was mixed: falling stocks outnumbered advancing ones on the Athens Stock Exchange by 61 to 56, with 17 issues unchanged.
  • Alumil's shares rose to a five-year high, climbing 6.14% or 0.36 to 6.22.

Commodity markets showed varied moves during the session. Gold Futures for April delivery were down 0.60% or 30.54 to $5,048.86 a troy ounce. In energy markets, crude oil for March delivery rose 0.12% or 0.08 to $64.44 a barrel, while the April Brent contract gained 0.38% or 0.26 to trade at $69.30 a barrel.

Foreign-exchange pairs were largely unchanged. EUR/USD was effectively flat, changing 0.03% to 1.19, while EUR/GBP was unchanged, moving 0.16% to 0.87. The US Dollar Index Futures was down 0.11% at 96.58.

Overall, the session combined selective strength among mid-cap and construction-related names with pockets of weakness in automotive and port-related stocks. The market closed with a narrow advance in the headline index and mixed internals across individual issues.


Market close snapshot

  • Athens General Composite: +0.72% at close.
  • Top gainers: Alumil (AT:ALMr) +6.14%, Performance Technologies IT Solutions (AT:PREFr) +5.48%, Evropi Holdings SA (AT:EVROr) +5.26%.
  • Top decliners: Autohellas (AT:AUTr) -2.18%, Piraeus Port (AT:OLPr) -1.65%, Profile Syst (AT:PRFr) -1.53%.

Risks

  • Market breadth showed more decliners than advancers, which could signal uneven participation across sectors - affecting banking and travel stocks particularly.
  • Notable declines in select names such as Autohellas (AT:AUTr) and Piraeus Port (AT:OLPr) highlight company-specific downside risk in automotive and port-related sectors.
  • Commodity and FX volatility - movements in gold, oil and currency pairs may influence cost structures and revenues for exporters and importers, impacting related sectors.

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