Greece announced it would return to markets with a 10-year bond reopening, as the Public Debt Management Agency scheduled an auction for the reissue of Greek government bonds with a fixed coupon of 3.375% and a maturity date of 16 June 2036.
The Public Debt Management Agency said it would hold the auction on Wednesday 11 February 2026. Greece aimed to meet investor demand and improve the functioning of the secondary government bond market through the reissue.
The state planned to auction up to €300 million, with settlement set for Wednesday 18 February 2026 under a T+5 timetable.
Only Primary Dealers could take part in the auction, under the procedure set out in their operating regulations, which applied from 1 January 2026. Participants would submit bids through the HDAT system.
Each Primary Dealer could submit up to five competitive bids, with a deadline of 12:00 local time on 11 February 2026.
The agency said it would satisfy competitive bids sequentially at the requested prices until it covered the total auction amount. The auction would accept only competitive bids.
Greece said it would not pay any commission on the bonds.
