GEK Terna

The access to the production and use of alternative green fuels is the main lure for the participation of the Titan Group in waste management.

This is also the main motivation behind the group's strategic cooperation with Terna Energy, signed three years ago, which has already begun to bear fruit.

The Greek stock market appeared on Tuesday to escape the downward spiral it has been in almost throughout this month, partly thanks to the easing of concerns internationally about a major deterioration of the crisis in the Middle East.

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The Greek stock market continued to be “trapped” in a selling mood for the fourth consecutive day, with shares retreating significantly from the 1,420-point level and losing the support of 1,415 points. The share placements and capital increases by listed companies seem to be weighing on the market, at least in the short term.

Corporate developments regarding GEK Terna and Cenergy Holdings attracted investor interest at Athinon Avenue on Tuesday, but the negative mood from the relative disappointment of world markets about the Chinese economic stimulus affected trade too. Turnover declined but still managed to make the 100-million-euro level, once again having National Bank as the protagonist of the day.

The Greek stock market continues its downward trend for the second day in a row and the 7th time in the last 8 sessions. Global factors, including a tech stock sell-off in the U.S. and rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, largely drive this decline.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis emphasized his government's privatization efforts in a social media post on Monday, following the completion of the Attiki Odos concession to Gek Terna on Sunday.

Mitsotakis noted that this marks the 11th privatization since the 2023 elections, generating a total of 7.8 billion euros in state revenue.

GEK Terna on Friday completed the one-off payment of 3.27 billion euros after being selected as the preferred investor in the Hellenic Republic Asset Development Fund's tender for the 25-year concession of the Attiki Odos highway.

The new operator of Attiki Odos has announced updated toll rates for the ring road around Athens.

Starting Sunday, the new toll rates will be as follows: €1.25 for motorcycles, €2.50 for cars, €6.25 for small and medium-sized trucks, and €10 for large trucks.

According to the new contract for the concession of Attiki Odos, the fee that state asset utilization fund TAIPED will receive for the concession of the Attica ringroad is 3.27 billion euros, all of which will be paid by the start of the concession.