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Greece’s State Debt to Private Creditors Hits €3.55B

Greece’s State Debt to Private Creditors Hits €3.55B

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The Greek public sector ended June owing €3.55 billion to suppliers, pensioners and taxpayers, according to data from the Ministry of Economy and Finance, up €251 million from the end of 2025.

The headline overdue debt figure for June stood at €2.762 billion, down €237 million from May’s €2.999 billion. Pending tax refunds of €788 million bring the total to €3.55 billion.

Public hospitals, the largest single source of arrears within the general government, owed suppliers €1.305 billion in June, down €214 million from May and €92 million below end-2025 levels.

Social security funds owed €715 million, up €9 million from May and €49 million above the December figure. The bulk of the delays relate to supplementary pension payments — the earnings-related top-up to Greece’s basic state pension — where processing backlogs have left retirees waiting.

Local government bodies, covering municipalities and regional authorities, owed €333 million in June, down slightly from May but €153 million higher than at end-2025. Other public legal entities owed €243 million, up €35 million over six

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