CUT receives approval for €27 million Limassol campus expansion

CUT receives approval for €27 million Limassol campus expansion

The Cyprus University of Technology (CUT) has secured preliminary approval from the Ministry of Finance for its development plan to construct new facilities for the Department of Multimedia and Graphic Arts and the School of Geotechnical Sciences and Environmental Management. The modern facilities, estimated to cost approximately €27 million, will be built on university-owned land adjacent to […]

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Foreign firms flock to Cyprus

Foreign firms flock to Cyprus

Investment in Cyprus is off to a strong start in 2025, with foreign investors showing increased enthusiasm for setting up businesses on the island.  Data suggest a surge in registrations of foreign companies, positioning Cyprus as a gateway for expansion into European markets. The government’s efforts to make the country an even more attractive investment […]

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InvestPro Cyprus Limassol 2025: Expand your Thinking

InvestPro Cyprus Limassol 2025: Expand your Thinking

What makes a business successful? Smart investments, the right partners, and knowing where the best opportunities are.   That’s exactly what InvestPro Cyprus Limassol 2025 is all about. Taking place in the heart of the Mediterranean, Cyprus is more than just a picturesque island — it is a thriving business hub, offering strategic advantages and global investment opportunities.   […]

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Alpha Bank outlines growth strategy for Cyprus expansion

Alpha Bank outlines growth strategy for Cyprus expansion

Alpha Bank’s senior leadership met with state officials and key business figures in Cyprus this week, in order to outline its growth strategy and expansion plans. According to an official announcement from the bank, this four-day visit “reaffirms its commitment to strengthening its presence in Cyprus, positioning its subsidiary as a leading banking choice for businesses and households”. The high-level […]

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Larnaca and Limassol fuel 7 per cent rise in Cyprus property sales in February

Larnaca and Limassol fuel 7 per cent rise in Cyprus property sales in February

Cyprus’ real estate market continued its robust growth into February, with property sales increasing by 7 per cent year-on-year. Developments in Limassol and Larnaca were the primary driver behind this surge. According to the land department, property sales nationwide rose to 1,371 in February 2025, up from 1,284 in the same month last year. Over the January-February period, transactions increased by 13 per cent, with […]

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Cyprus steps up financial literacy efforts during Global Money Week

Cyprus steps up financial literacy efforts during Global Money Week

The Cyprus Financial Literacy and Education Committee (CyFLEC) on Thursday announced that it is intensifying its efforts to promote financial literacy among young people and the broader society as part of Global Money Week. The committee, which has been operating under the Central Bank of Cyprus (CBC) since June 2024, “aims to enhance the ability of citizens—particularly young people—to […]

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Hellenic Bank shares set for delisting as Eurobank nears full ownership

Hellenic Bank shares set for delisting as Eurobank nears full ownership

Eurobank has outlined its strategic objectives following the acquisition of 100 per cent of Hellenic Bank in its public offer document, which details the roadmap for the acquisition process. The bank intends to proceed with the necessary steps to delist Hellenic Bank’s shares from the Cyprus Stock Exchange (CSE) upon completion of the offer. The public offer aims to secure the remaining […]

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Online shopping satisfaction rates in Cyprus among highest in EU

Online shopping satisfaction rates in Cyprus among highest in EU

Cyprus has one of the lowest rates of online shopping complaints in the European Union, as only 14.7 per cent of its consumers reported issues, according to data released by Eurostat on Wednesday. Moreover, lowest shares were also reported in Portugal (4.3 per cent) and Latvia (13.7 per cent) In contrast, around one-third (33.1 per cent) of EU consumers faced challenges, with Luxembourg (55.5 per […]

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Cyprus posts surplus of 1.6% of GDP in January

Cyprus posts surplus of 1.6% of GDP in January

Cyprus recorded in January a general government surplus of 566.9 million euros (1.6% of GDP) according to the preliminary fiscal data by the Statistical Service (CyStat). The service said on Monday that the corresponding surplus for January 2024 amounted to €476.5 million (1.4% of GDP). Total revenue in January increased by €194.3 million (+14.3%) to […]

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Total employment increases by 1.7% in Q4 2024

Total employment increases by 1.7% in Q4 2024

Total employment for the fourth quarter of 2024 is estimated at 500,606 persons, of which 448,007 are employees and 52,599 are self-employed. According to CySTAT, compared to the corresponding quarter of 2023, total employment increased by 1.7% for the 4th quarter of 2024. The most significant percentage increases were observed in the economic activities of […]

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Cyprus interest rates converging with eurozone average, Central Bank reports

Cyprus interest rates converging with eurozone average, Central Bank reports

The interest rates of Cypriot banks for both deposits and loans are showing increased alignment with eurozone averages, according to data published by the Central Bank of Cyprus for December. The initiative aims to enhance market transparency and consumer awareness by providing detailed breakdowns of rates offered by individual financial institutions, enabling households and businesses to make more informed financial […]

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Cyprus implements restrictions on solar farms to protect agricultural land

Cyprus implements restrictions on solar farms to protect agricultural land

Cyprus has implemented new restrictions on licensing solar farms on agricultural land, following recommendations from the Audit Office, Interior Minister Konstantinos Ioannou told the House Agriculture Committee on Tuesday. The committee continued discussions on protecting agricultural land from solar installations, with the Energy, Commerce and Agriculture Ministers attending alongside representatives from the energy regulator CERA, transmission system […]

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