Piraeus Port Authority
ATHEX: Blue chips take bourse index higher
The Greek stock market remained split between winners and losers on Wednesday, with blue chips enjoying a day of gains and mid-caps suffering mild losses while turnover remained at a satisfactory level. It appears the market is now awaiting Standard & Poor's verdict on Greece in 15 days' time.
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ATHEX: Stocks paint mixed picture at start of week
The benchmark of the Greek bourse ended Monday's session close to last Friday's eight-month high as traders' efforts to cash in recent gains met the resistance of certain blue chips that refused to yield ground. This resulted in a mixed picture on the board, with gainers outnumbering losers at the end of trade.
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Athens torpedoes Cosco plans in Piraeus
After a lengthy meeting that went on until midnight on Tuesday, the Central Archaeological Council (KAS) has decided to obstruct the Cosco-owned Piraeus Port Authority's (OLP) 600-million-euro master plan by characterizing a large part of Piraeus as an area of archaeological interest that must be protected.
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Minister says KAS ruling does not threaten Cosco's investment
Environment and Energy Minister Giorgos Stathakis sought to dispel fears over possible setbacks in the investment plan of Chinese giant Cosco in Piraeus on Wednesday, after Greece's top advisory body on the protection of antiquities voted to declare part of the area in question to be of archaeological interest.
KAS blocks Cosco plans in Piraeus
Cosco's 580-million-euro investment program for Piraeus Port Authority (OLP) has suffered a serious blow after the members of Greece's powerful Central Archaeological Council (KAS) voted to declare part of the area in question to be of archaeological interest.
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ATHEX: Investors skim gains made in previous days
After rising in early trade, Greek stocks headed lower on Monday - although not below the psychologically significant 700-point level - as investors banked profits following a series of northbound sessions. The market is also seen to be saving its liquidity for Greece's 10-year bond issue, as well as Aegean Air's corporate bond.
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State officials strive to block major investment projects
The state mechanism is again blocking several key foreign investments, which according to independent observers such as the Foundation for Economic and Industrial Research (IOBE) add up to more than 10 billion euros over the medium term.
State officials strive to block major projects
The state mechanism is again blocking several key foreign investments, which according to independent observers such as the Foundation for Economic and Industrial Research (IOBE) add up to more than 10 billion euros over the medium term.
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ATHEX: Benchmark at four-month high
The benchmark of the Greek stock market recorded a new four-month high on Thursday thanks primarily to the advance by bank stocks, which continued to rise as a solution concerning the protection of debtors' main residences appears to be near.
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Piraeus investment plan under threat
Cosco's 580-million-euro investment program for Piraeus Port Authority (OLP) looks set to reach an impasse, if expectations that the OLP master plan will be rejected by the state following Tuesday's discussion at the Port Planning and Development Commission prove correct.
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