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The Purchasing Managers’ Index for the Greek manufacturing sector closed at 52.6 points in February, marginally lower than the 52.8 points recorded in the first month of 2025, according to the latest PMI data from S&P Global.
The latest data from S&P Global indicated a modest improvement in the health of the manufacturing sector, although it was the weakest recorded in three months.
Nevertheless, the overall growth rate of the sector was stronger than the average in the history of the survey. Contributing to the recovery in operating conditions was the stronger increase in production in companies in the Greek manufacturing sector in February.
The growth rate was the second fastest recorded since June 2024 and strong in the context of the survey’s historical data.
Members who participated in the survey reported that the higher production levels were due to the continued increase in new orders and favorable sales sentiment.