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Cyprus Mail16 Oct 2026

Demetra Holdings sits on €376m cash pile as deposits dominate portfolio

Demetra Holdings sits on €376m cash pile as deposits dominate portfolio

Demetra Holdings held €376.2 million in bank deposits and cash at the end of September 2026, representing 73.26 per cent of its total assets, according to an investment statement released through the Cyprus Stock Exchange (CSE) this week.

The substantial cash position accounted for nearly three-quarters of the company’s €513.5m asset portfolio, making it by far its largest allocation....

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