Earnings before interest, taxes, and depreciation

Greece's biggest telecoms operator OTE posted on Thursday a 1 percent rise in second-quarter core profit, helped by growing mobile business at home for the first quarter in five years.

Public Power Corporation (PPC), Greece's dominant power utility, sees core profit of around 700 million euros this year, down from about 1 billion euros in 2016, its chairman said on Friday.

Greece's biggest telecoms operator OTE posted on Thursday a 1.7 percent drop in first-quarter core profit, hurt by tough conditions in crisis-hit Greece and Romania.

Greece's OPAP, Europe's fourth-biggest betting firm, on Wednesday posted a 19.2 percent drop in fourth-quarter core profit, hurt by an austerity tax.

OPAP, which was fully privatized in 2013, currently offers sports betting and lotteries through a network of about 5,750 outlets in Greece and Cyprus.

Greece's biggest telecoms operator OTE posted on Thursday a 1.4 percent drop in fourth-quarter core profit, hurt by tough conditions in Greece and Romania.

OTE, the former national monopoly now 40 percent owned and managed by Germany's Deutsche Telekom, has lost market share to smaller rivals in recent years, while Greek tax increases have also hit profits.

Greece's biggest oil refiner Hellenic Petroleum reported a 17 percent rise in fourth-quarter core profit on Thursday, helped by strong refining margins and exports.

Core profit, or underlying earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) - stripping out oil inventory holdings - came in at 215 million euros, up from 184 million euros in 2015.

The American Investment Fund Advent International is selling its share of 93.29% in the venture for the bottling of mineral water and manufacturing of soft drinks Devin.

The buyer is the family company Spadel Group based in Belgium, reported Kapital Daily.

Greece's biggest oil refiner Hellenic Petroleum on Thursday reported a 20 percent rise from a year earlier in its sales volume, which came in at 4.34 million metric tons.

The 500 most profitable Greek enterprises showed remarkable resilience amid the climate of political uncertainty and serious lack of liquidity in 2015.

According to an ICAP Group analysis based on last year's financial reports, the aforementioned businesses considerably improved their earnings despite the small decline in their sales volume.

Diagnostic and Therapeutic Center of Athens Hygeia SA announced on Tuesday that its first-half turnover came to 116.7 million euros, up 1.9 percent from the same period last year.