In November 2025, Greece's manufacturing sector experienced a slight downturn in growth momentum, as evidenced by the S&P Global Greece Manufacturing PMI. The index, which fell to 52.7 from the previous month's reading of 53.5, indicates that while the sector continues to expand, the rate of growth has decelerated slightly. This data was released on December 1, 2025.
A PMI reading above 50 signifies expansion in manufacturing activity, thus, the current indicator, even with the slight dip, suggests that Greece's manufacturing industry remains on a growth trajectory. However, the marginal decrease highlights potential caution among manufacturers amidst evolving economic landscapes, both domestically and internationally.
Despite this slight pullback, the outlook for Greece's manufacturing sector remains optimistic as businesses continue to adapt to changing market conditions. Analysts suggest that the continued expansion, albeit at a slower pace, underscores the resilience and adaptability of the sector. It remains crucial for industry stakeholders to monitor subsequent data releases to better understand long-term trends within the manufacturing landscape.
