Greek television production costs and subsidies for 2026–2027 season

Data regarding the 2026–2027 television season in Greece reveals production costs and subsidy allocations for various series. Private broadcasters are supported by program subsidies from EKKOMED and the reciprocal fee paid to ERT.

Key productions include:

• Alpha TV: ‘Oi Koris tis Areti’ (Pedio Productions) has a total cost of €6,600,000 and will receive a €2,112,000 subsidy. ‘Mia Gynaika’ (PrimaVisione) has a budget of €4,809,000 with a €1,538,880 subsidy, and ‘Rantevou me tin Efychia’ (PrimaVisione) has a budget of €3,120,000 with a €998,400 subsidy.

• ANT1: ‘Krino kai Agathi’ (PrimaVisione) has a total budget of €9,291,000 and will receive a €2,973,120 subsidy. A previously approved series, ‘Derty’ (J.K. Productions), had a projected cost exceeding €7,500,000 with a €3,126,000 subsidy, though it was not aired to avoid conflict with Alpha TV programming.

• ERT: ‘TV Land’ (Feelgood Productions) has a total cost of €3,693,171, while ‘Koutsoupies 2.0’ (J.K. Productions) has a cost of €6,086,000 for two seasons. ‘Thalasses mas chorisan’ (Orange) has a total cost of €1,035,576.