BUSINESS
The country’s energy industry is bracing for a major restructuring within the next two months.
A new mobile application launched ahead of the summer season aims to empower beachgoers to report violations of beach access regulations across Greece’s popular coastlines.
The supply of four Airbus A321 neo LR from Aegean, which will allow for flights lasting up to 7.5 hours, will also help boost the connectivity of the Eleftherios Venizelos airport with new major markets.
Mergers and acquisitions that are accompanied by the entry of foreign players into the Greek market have tended to be the rule for at least the last three years in the IT sector.
All properties will have views of the sea, as well as Lamda Development’s Riviera Tower.
Construction work will begin within the year for the development of an entertainment complex with a casino in Maroussi.
The clock is ticking for Elpedison, with the company’s shareholders (Helleniq Energy and Edison) seeking to close control negotiations by June at the latest so that any outcome can be ratified at the annual general meeting.
The number of successful women assuming prominent roles in the Greek business world is rapidly on the rise.
Athens-listed group Mytilineos is considering listing its shares on an international stock exchange, which could be the London Stock Exchange, within the next 12-18 months, taking into account its increasingly diversified and international geographic presence and aiming to increase the marketability of the shares for the benefit of investors.
Everything appears to be proceeding smoothly and insurer CNP Cyprus will soon be under the ownership of Hellenic Bank.
The European Commission decided on Wednesday to refer Greece to the EU’s Court of Justice for not applying correctly the rules under the Late Payment Directive.
Highlighting and strengthening innovation and talent is one of the main strategic axes of IBM Greece.
The generous incentives provided in the US Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) is not lost on extroverted Greek businesses. Following the lead of other large European industrial companies, Cenergy Holdings and cement manufacturer Titan are giving their own “vote of confidence” to the US as an investment destination and the Biden administration’s $369 billion financial package to support the green transition, from which they will be supported with a total of more than $100 million.
Two prominent members of the Greek business community have announced their candidacy for the leadership of the Greek business federation SEV.
Dimitris Papalexopoulos, head of Greek business federation SEV, announced on Monday he will not be running for a third term at the helm of the group.
