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Greek industrial output rises 6.4% y/y in October

BY Reuters | ECONOMIC | 05:06 AM EST

Dec 10 (Reuters) - Greek industrial output rose by 6.4% year-on-year in October, after an upwardly revised 7.3% increase in September, data from statistics service ELSTAT showed on Wednesday.

A breakdown of index components showed manufacturing production rose 4.2% from the same month in 2024. Electricity output was up by 18.2% year-on-year, and mining production was up by 12.2%.

Compared to the same month a year earlier, in October the greatest percentage increase was recorded in computers, electronic and optical products division, while the highest percentage decrease was recorded in the mining of coal and lignite sector, ELSTAT said.

(Reporting by Athina Karolidou and Marta Serafinko in Gdansk)

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