Investments

Growthfund, the national fund of Greece, has announced the establishment of a new dedicated fund aimed at investing in the country’s key economic sectors.

Fraport Greece invests 50 million euros annually to upgrade the 14 regional airports it manages in Greece.

Infrastructure Ministry is undertaking a €5.2 billion upgrade of its infrastructure and transport network, featuring 18 projects across the country.

Greece unveils a 7-point plan to tackle water shortages, with key measures to secure Athens’ supply and promote sustainable management.

Greek Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni discussed Greece’s potential for tourism investments with UAE Minister of Economy Abdallah Bin Touq Al Marri.

Greece’s Ministry of Tourism launches €387M projects to boost sustainable development, enhance destinations, and support year-round tourism initiatives.

The environmental study of the Integrated Resort Complex (IRC) in Hellinikon has been approved by the Greek Ministry for the Environment and Energy.

Six bidders have advanced to the second phase in the process to acquire a majority stake in the Lavrio Port Authority (LPA SA).

The Hellenic Republic Asset Development Fund (HRADF) has launched a tender for the development of the Spilia Yacht Shelter on Corfu.

Four ports in Greece have been selected to receive EU funding for shore-to-ship technology, also known as “cold ironing”.

Despite a retreat in FDI across Europe, Greece remains attractive to investors, according to Ernst & Young’s (EY) latest attractiveness survey.

Greece’s asset development fund is tendering the 25-year concession for the Vassilitsa Ski Resort.

The historic building that housed the Hilton Athens for more than half a century, is evolving from a hotel into a multifaceted destination.

Eight suitors have expressed interest to acquire a majority stake in the share capital of the Lavrio Port Authority.

Ella Resorts, the hotel arm of US global alternative investment firm HIG Capital, has announced plans for further expansion in Greece and the Mediterranean.

Greece’s hotel industry has seen significant activity in terms of takeover deals, with investors showing interest not only in Athens but also in prominent Greek islands.

Details on Project VORIA, a 250-million-euro tourism investment in Marousi, Athens, have been released.

Greece’s decision to raise the golden visa limit amid heightened competition from other property markets may lead to a drop in demand.

Henderson Park and Hines have announced the start of a 200-million-euro residential development project in the prestigious Voula suburb on the Athenian Riviera.

Greece and Athens are winning over investors interested in the hotel sector thanks to robust tourism figures.