Business & Finance

Monday 13 July | 17:03

Keo plans €50 million distribution centre in Limassol

Cypriot beverage maker Keo is awaiting final government approvals to proceed with a €50 million investment in a new distribution and spirits bottling centre in Limassol, one of the largest private ...

By Kyriacos Nicolaou

Monday 13 July | 16:17

New head of Fiscal Council appointed

The government on Monday appointed Andreas Charalambous as the new head of the Fiscal Council. Charalambous replaces Michalis Persianis, who had held the position since 2022. Persianis is leaving before his ...

By Elias Hazou

Monday 13 July | 17:03

Keo plans €50 million distribution centre in Limassol

Cypriot beverage maker Keo is awaiting final government approvals to proceed with a €50 million investment in a new distribution and spirits bottling centre in Limassol, one of the largest private ...

By Kyriacos Nicolaou

Monday 13 July | 12:38 ICT

Cyprus backs EU plan to mobilise €80bn for tech firms

Cyprus on Monday confirmed its support for the second phase of the European Tech Champions Initiative (ETCI 2.0), joining all EU member states in backing a European investment drive that aims ...

By Kyriacos Nicolaou

Monday 13 July | 16:17

New head of Fiscal Council appointed

The government on Monday appointed Andreas Charalambous as the new head of the Fiscal Council. Charalambous replaces Michalis Persianis, who had held the position since 2022. Persianis is leaving before his ...

By Elias Hazou

Monday 13 July | 17:52

Business support pledged for gender equality

The Larnaca Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Evel) and Gender Equality Commissioner Josie Christodoulou discussed ways to strengthen women’s participation in business and promote equal opportunities during a recent ...

By Kyriacos Nicolaou

Monday 13 July | 14:00

EU funds could be redirected to support Cyprus tourism

Cyprus could redirect money from its Thalia 2021-2027 programme to support tourism businesses affected by the conflict in the Gulf and wider instability in the Eastern Mediterranean, the European Commission ...

By Souzana Psara

Monday 13 July | 16:47

Limassol chamber of commerce reflects on role during Cyprus’ EU presidency

The Limassol Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Evel) has highlighted its contribution to Cyprus’ Presidency of the Council of the European Union during the first half of 2026, saying it organised ...

By Kyriacos Nicolaou

Cyprus Business News

Monday 13 July | 17:52

Business support pledged for gender equality

The Larnaca Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Evel) and Gender Equality Commissioner Josie Christodoulou discussed ways to strengthen women’s participation in business and promote equal opportunities during a recent ...

By Kyriacos Nicolaou

Monday 13 July | 17:03

Keo plans €50 million distribution centre in Limassol

Cypriot beverage maker Keo is awaiting final government approvals to proceed with a €50 million investment in a new distribution and spirits bottling centre in Limassol, one of the largest private ...

By Kyriacos Nicolaou

Monday 13 July | 16:47

Limassol chamber of commerce reflects on role during Cyprus’ EU presidency

The Limassol Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Evel) has highlighted its contribution to Cyprus’ Presidency of the Council of the European Union during the first half of 2026, saying it organised ...

By Kyriacos Nicolaou

Monday 13 July | 14:17

Finance ministry confirms deadline for latest treasury bill series

The Finance Ministry announced on Monday that the 13-week Treasury Bills under its TB13D26 series are set to reach their final maturity date on July 24, 2026. Following this schedule, the ...

By Kyriacos Nicolaou

Monday 13 July | 14:10

Cyprus state workforce rises to 55,162 in June

The total number of state employees in Cyprus reached 55,162 in June 2026, according to figures released by the statistical service (Cystat) on Monday, representing an increase compared with the same month ...

By Souzana Psara

Monday 13 July | 14:00

EU funds could be redirected to support Cyprus tourism

Cyprus could redirect money from its Thalia 2021-2027 programme to support tourism businesses affected by the conflict in the Gulf and wider instability in the Eastern Mediterranean, the European Commission ...

By Souzana Psara

Monday 13 July | 12:38

ICT

Cyprus backs EU plan to mobilise €80bn for tech firms

Cyprus on Monday confirmed its support for the second phase of the European Tech Champions Initiative (ETCI 2.0), joining all EU member states in backing a European investment drive that aims ...

By Kyriacos Nicolaou

Monday 13 July | 11:55

Allwyn acquires 698,166 own shares in latest market move

Allwyn AG announced on Monday that it repurchased a total of 698,166 of its own shares on the Euronext Athens exchange between July 6 and July 10, 2026. The transactions were executed as part ...

By Kyriacos Nicolaou

Monday 13 July | 11:48 Real estate

Nicosia apartment prices remain competitive against western European markets

Nicosia continues to offer apartment prices well below those seen across much of western Europe, while neighbouring Athens remains one of Europe’s most affordable capitals despite years of strong ...

By Kyriacos Nicolaou

Monday 13 July | 11:28

PwC Cyprus reaffirms long-term commitment to national investment growth

PwC Cyprus participated as Platinum Sponsor of the 14th Invest Cyprus International Investment Awards, marking thirteen consecutive years of support for one of the country’s most important institutions dedicated ...

By Souzana Psara

Monday 13 July | 11:23

Cyprus among EU leaders in demanding tougher tax crackdown

Cypriots are among the strongest supporters of tougher action against tax evasion and avoidance in the European Union, with 64 per cent saying it should be the bloc’s top tax ...

By Souzana Psara

Monday 13 July | 10:44

Eurobank repurchases over two million shares for €9.78 million

Eurobank announced on Monday that it repurchased a total of 2,273,500 of its own shares between July 6 and July 10, 2026, as part of its ongoing buyback programme. The transactions, which took place ...

By Kyriacos Nicolaou

image Cyprus cooperative bank plan faces capital and licensing risks

Monday 13 July | 10:31

Banking

Cyprus cooperative bank plan faces capital and licensing risks

The Pancyprian Cooperative Society for Participation and Promotion of Cooperativism Ltd entered its share sale phase last week, with its prospectus revealing a series of risks facing the ambitious plan ...

By Kyriacos Nicolaou

Banking and Finance

Monday 13 July | 10:44

Eurobank repurchases over two million shares for €9.78 million

Eurobank announced on Monday that it repurchased a total of 2,273,500 of its own shares between July 6 and July 10, 2026, as part of its ongoing buyback programme. The transactions, which took place ...

By Kyriacos Nicolaou

Monday 13 July | 10:31

Banking

Cyprus cooperative bank plan faces capital and licensing risks

The Pancyprian Cooperative Society for Participation and Promotion of Cooperativism Ltd entered its share sale phase last week, with its prospectus revealing a series of risks facing the ambitious plan ...

By Kyriacos Nicolaou

Saturday 11 July | 15:41

Call for ‘ethical banking’ as Cyprus mulls new co-op bank

Fiscal council member Marios Clerides on Saturday said that Cyprus’ markets require “ethical banking”, as he weighed in on the prospect of a new cooperative bank being opened on the ...

By Tom Cleaver

Friday 10 July | 15:43

Central Bank of Cyprus opens tender for new collector coins

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Updated on 10/7 13:09

Cooperative movement launches bid to create new Cyprus bank

Friday 10 July | 12:38

Bank of Cyprus moves to digital dividend payments

Shipping

Monday 13 July | 09:56

Limassol investor acquires historic Danish maritime firm

By Souzana Psara

Monday 13 July | 08:11

Cyprus-flagged ship attack sends Hormuz traffic into retreat

By Souzana Psara

Friday 10 July | 14:24

Gulf oil exports face fresh uncertainty as tanker traffic stalls

By Souzana Psara

Friday 10 July | 11:40

Cyprus estimated to receive €73 million annually from shipping carbon revenue

By Souzana Psara

Thursday 09 July | 13:02

Island Oil expands fleet with two tanker acquisitions

By Souzana Psara

Thursday 09 July | 11:57

Hormuz shipping risk deepens as US strikes Iran and Tehran fires back

By Souzana Psara

Startups and Innovation

Monday 13 July | 08:25

Ten young Cypriots turn history into play

Ten young Cypriots have taken 3,000 years of the island’s history to Sydney, with an AI video now helping bring their robotics project and educational game to a wider audience. ...

By Souzana Psara

Friday 10 July | 12:30

Technology

Cyprus backs €80 billion European technology investment drive

Cyprus has joined the second phase of the European Tech Champions Initiative (ETCI 2.0), a new European investment programme aiming to mobilise €80 billion to support more than 1,500 fast-growing technology companies across ...

By Kyriacos Nicolaou

Thursday 09 July | 09:02

DCO launches AI guidebook to help governments develop regulation

The Digital Cooperation Organisation (DCO) has launched a new guidebook designed to help governments develop ethical artificial intelligence policies, unveiling the initiative during a high-level event held alongside the first ...

By Kyriacos Nicolaou

Wednesday 08 July | 10:58

The Cypriot founder turning online fashion inspiration into shopping

Cypriot founder Nicole Georgiou has launched i spy in London, a new fashion-tech platform aiming to rethink the way people discover, save and shop the outfits they see online. The 25...

By Souzana Psara

Tuesday 07 July | 12:26

ICT

Cyta invests in biggest privately owned data centre in Cyprus

Telecommunications provider Cyta has signed an agreement to acquire the RedMax Data Centre in the Latsia Industrial Area, marking a strategic investment aimed at expanding Cyprus’ digital infrastructure and strengthening ...

By Kyriacos Nicolaou

Tourism

Monday 13 July | 14:00

EU funds could be redirected to support Cyprus tourism

Cyprus could redirect money from its Thalia 2021-2027 programme to support tourism businesses affected by the conflict in the Gulf and wider instability in the Eastern Mediterranean, the European Commission ...

By Souzana Psara

Sunday 12 July | 12:55

Tourism

Paphos summer tourism campaign sees record engagement from Cyprus residents

The Paphos regional tourism board (Etap Paphos) said this week that its summer campaign to attract domestic tourism has reached its peak, reporting strong engagement as it seeks to encourage ...

By Kyriacos Nicolaou

Friday 10 July | 09:43

National Geographic puts Cyprus among top family getaways

Cyprus has been named one of the Mediterranean’s most family-friendly islands by National Geographic Traveller, with the publication emphasising its blend of ancient history, unspoilt nature and beaches. The ...

By Souzana Psara

Property

Monday 13 July | 14:20

Top real estate developers in Cyprus 2026: Why property gallery leads the pack

Cyprus continues to draw international buyers thanks to its climate, EU membership, and residency-linked investment programs. But when you’re buying property in a foreign country, choosing which developer to ...

By CM Guest Columnist

Monday 13 July | 11:48

Real estate

Nicosia apartment prices remain competitive against western European markets

Nicosia continues to offer apartment prices well below those seen across much of western Europe, while neighbouring Athens remains one of Europe’s most affordable capitals despite years of strong ...

By Kyriacos Nicolaou

Monday 13 July | 09:26

Outstanding common expenses do not prevent title transfer

The legislation protecting trapped buyers was enacted to remedy a serious and long-standing distortion in the real estate market. Many purchasers, despite having paid the purchase price in full and ...

By George Coucounis

Monday 13 July | 05:30

Rising construction costs and delays spark calls for immediate labour reforms

Cyprus’ Scientific and Technical Chamber (Etek) has called for immediate measures to tackle severe labour shortages in the construction sector during a meeting with the labour minister, warning that the ...

By Kyriacos Nicolaou

Energy

Sunday 12 July | 10:20

Is there a better way to bring natural gas to Cyprus?

The first two articles in this series concluded that the key question facing Cyprus is no longer whether natural gas is needed, but whether the current Vasiliko LNG import project ...

By Dr Charles Ellinas

Friday 10 July | 17:52

Turkey, Turkish Cypriots sign deal for natural gas pipeline

The Turkish government and the Turkish Cypriot authorities on Friday signed a memorandum of understanding which foresees the construction of a natural gas pipeline between Turkey and Cyprus. According to ...

By Tom Cleaver

Friday 10 July | 14:24

Gulf oil exports face fresh uncertainty as tanker traffic stalls

Most tankers stranded in the Persian Gulf since the Iran conflict began have now left, but the vessels needed to keep the region’s oil exports moving are not returning. ...

By Souzana Psara

Thursday 09 July | 14:04

Fuel prices in Cyprus fall but still above pre-conflict levels

Fuel prices in Cyprus have fallen steadily in recent weeks but remain above the levels seen before tensions escalated between Israel and Iran, while uncertainty over developments in the region ...

By Eleni Panayiotou

Market spotlight

Monday 13 July | 14:30

Purpose Communications wins GOLD at the Cyprus Event Awards

By Press Release

Monday 13 July | 12:33

Action Named AGENCY OF THE YEAR for the Second Consecutive Year at the Cyprus Digital Marketing Awards

By Press Release

Monday 13 July | 11:26

The World Cup Final at Alphamega Hypermarket Engomi

By Press Release

Monday 13 July | 11:23

Lidl Cyprus continues its dynamic benefits with 14 salaries per year

By Press Release

Monday 13 July | 10:44

Cyprus Night brings a Cypriot rhythm to Wednesdays at Columbia Beach Resort

By Press Release

Cyprus 4.0

Thursday 09 July | 11:00

Cyprus real estate shifts toward a multi-speed regional model

Cyprus’ property market is evolving beyond a single national narrative, with regional differences, affordability pressures and changing buyer priorities increasingly defining its direction. At the same time, policymakers and industry ...

By Kyriacos Nicolaou

Wednesday 08 July | 15:30

Korantina Homes: Shaping the future of real estate in Cyprus

Cyprus’ real estate sector has entered a defining period. Demand is no longer shaped only by location, square metres or proximity to the sea. Today’s buyers, residents and investors ...

By CM Guest Columnist

Wednesday 08 July | 10:00

Limassol rises, but the city beneath still matters

Limassol has never been a city that stands still. Ships entering the port, families walking the seafront, traders opening their shops, children growing up around the old neighbourhoods, people leaving ...

By Souzana Psara

Tuesday 07 July | 15:30

Inside Neocleous Tower: A workplace designed around people

Standing outside Neocleous Tower, the first thing you notice is the space around it. The public square, which guides visitors to the building itself, is an increasingly rare feature in ...

By CM Guest Columnist

Tuesday 07 July | 12:00

Building beyond buildings and putting people first

Cyprus has built fast over the past decade. Towers have gone up, neighbourhoods have changed and real estate has become one of the island’s most visible growth stories. But ...

By Souzana Psara

image Leptos Group builds on six decades of growth and success

Monday 06 July | 15:00

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Keo plans €50 million distribution centre in Limassol

New head of Fiscal Council appointed

Keo plans €50 million distribution centre in Limassol

Cyprus backs EU plan to mobilise €80bn for tech firms

New head of Fiscal Council appointed

Business support pledged for gender equality

EU funds could be redirected to support Cyprus tourism

Limassol chamber of commerce reflects on role during Cyprus’ EU presidency

Cyprus Business News

Business support pledged for gender equality

Keo plans €50 million distribution centre in Limassol

Limassol chamber of commerce reflects on role during Cyprus’ EU presidency

Finance ministry confirms deadline for latest treasury bill series

Cyprus state workforce rises to 55,162 in June

EU funds could be redirected to support Cyprus tourism

Cyprus backs EU plan to mobilise €80bn for tech firms

Allwyn acquires 698,166 own shares in latest market move

Nicosia apartment prices remain competitive against western European markets

PwC Cyprus reaffirms long-term commitment to national investment growth

Cyprus among EU leaders in demanding tougher tax crackdown

Eurobank repurchases over two million shares for €9.78 million

Cyprus cooperative bank plan faces capital and licensing risks

Banking and Finance

Eurobank repurchases over two million shares for €9.78 million

Cyprus cooperative bank plan faces capital and licensing risks

Call for ‘ethical banking’ as Cyprus mulls new co-op bank

Central Bank of Cyprus opens tender for new collector coins

Cooperative movement launches bid to create new Cyprus bank

Bank of Cyprus moves to digital dividend payments

Shipping

Limassol investor acquires historic Danish maritime firm

Cyprus-flagged ship attack sends Hormuz traffic into retreat

Gulf oil exports face fresh uncertainty as tanker traffic stalls

Cyprus estimated to receive €73 million annually from shipping carbon revenue

Island Oil expands fleet with two tanker acquisitions

Hormuz shipping risk deepens as US strikes Iran and Tehran fires back

Startups and Innovation

Ten young Cypriots turn history into play

Cyprus backs €80 billion European technology investment drive

DCO launches AI guidebook to help governments develop regulation

The Cypriot founder turning online fashion inspiration into shopping

Cyta invests in biggest privately owned data centre in Cyprus

Tourism

EU funds could be redirected to support Cyprus tourism

Paphos summer tourism campaign sees record engagement from Cyprus residents

National Geographic puts Cyprus among top family getaways

Property

Top real estate developers in Cyprus 2026: Why property gallery leads the pack

Nicosia apartment prices remain competitive against western European markets

Outstanding common expenses do not prevent title transfer

Rising construction costs and delays spark calls for immediate labour reforms

Energy

Is there a better way to bring natural gas to Cyprus?

Turkey, Turkish Cypriots sign deal for natural gas pipeline

Gulf oil exports face fresh uncertainty as tanker traffic stalls

Fuel prices in Cyprus fall but still above pre-conflict levels

Market spotlight

Purpose Communications wins GOLD at the Cyprus Event Awards

Action Named AGENCY OF THE YEAR for the Second Consecutive Year at the Cyprus Digital Marketing Awards

The World Cup Final at Alphamega Hypermarket Engomi

Lidl Cyprus continues its dynamic benefits with 14 salaries per year

Cyprus Night brings a Cypriot rhythm to Wednesdays at Columbia Beach Resort

Cyprus 4.0

Cyprus real estate shifts toward a multi-speed regional model

Korantina Homes: Shaping the future of real estate in Cyprus

Limassol rises, but the city beneath still matters

Inside Neocleous Tower: A workplace designed around people

Building beyond buildings and putting people first

Leptos Group builds on six decades of growth and success

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