In June 2025, Greece's manufacturing sector exhibited a slight deceleration in growth as indicated by the latest S&P Global Greece Manufacturing PMI. The index, which measures the economic health of the manufacturing sector, decreased marginally from 53.2 in May to 53.1 in June. Despite this modest decline, the index remains comfortably above the 50-point mark that separates growth from contraction, signifying ongoing expansion within the industry.
The data, updated as of July 1, 2025, reflects a continued robust performance in Greece's manufacturing landscape, although at a slightly slower rate compared to the previous month. The minor drop in the PMI index suggests that while the sector is still growing, it may be facing certain challenges that tempered its pace of expansion.
As global and local economic conditions continue to evolve, businesses within Greece's manufacturing sector will be monitoring these developments closely to assess their impact on production, employment, and overall economic vitality. Nonetheless, the industry remains a strong contributor to Greece's economic performance, with the PMI continuing to signal growth.
