Piraeus Port Authority S.A., established in 1930, is bestowed with the management and operation of the Piraeus Port, the largest port in Greece and the Mediterranean with a multitude of port activities (Container terminals, Car terminals, Ferry and Cruise terminals, Ship Repair facilities – inclusive of 5 dry-docks). The country’s geographical position makes it an ideal logistics hub, especially between Asia and Central & Eastern Europe.
Piraeus, as the first deep sea EU port after crossing the Suez Canal, enables the maritime and business community to use Piraeus as a hub for the combined transport of cargoes with efficient value added services, which can be re-distributed by road, rail and sea.
With its ongoing investment plan, the Piraeus Port aims to be established as the most important logistics and cruise centre in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Greece’s Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) anticipates that Greece will end 2022 with 6.7% growth 📈, and estimates that recent efforts by the government will help to recover the country’s investment grade. In particular, the tourism sector’s recovery
In another major boost for Greece’s infrastructure, 2 railway projects 🚃 amounting to over €200 million are getting underway, signaling the development of key infrastructure upgrades to the country’s railway network. One of these projects is the Rhododafni - Rio project,
Greek start-up Blueground has had an excellent year, raising $180 million 💶 with $140 million from financing via a share capital increase from investment companies including WestCap, Geolo Capital, Prime Ventures and the Greek fund VentureFriends. The company has a presence
Greece’s cosmetics 💄 exports are set to break records, possibly reaching €500 million by the end of the year! According to data from ELSTAT, processed by the organization Enterprise Greece, Cyprus, the U.K., and France are believed to be key destinations in the coming 5 years.
Changes are on the way for Mykonos’ tourism industry 🏝️! The Greek state has announced plans to subsidise the creation of a 192-bed hotel developed by AGC Equity Partners, providing €6.6 million in the form of tax exemptions. The total amount of this project lands
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