Hellenic Republic Asset Development Fund

Greece's state assets fund has called for the resignation of the president and CEO of troubled state-owned Hellenic Post (ELTA) after the postal service reportedly incurred debts of more than 557 million euros in 2017.

A series of eagerly anticipated agreement conclusions in the energy sector are expected to take place in Athens and Milan on Friday.

Greece will launch a tender in November to sell a majority stake in gas company DEPA's commercial operations, the country's privatization agency (TAIPED) said on Monday.

Not only is Trainose about to be declared the preferred bidder for 100 percent of railway carriage maintenance company Rosco, but it is now eyeing Greece's urban transport too.

On Friday state sell-off fund TAIPED accepted the improved bid for Rosco, which amounts to 22 million euros.

State sell-off fund TAIPED has proceeded to the second stage of the tender for the concession of the Chios marina, the second such tender after that for Alimos marina.

The government is opening a new front with state sell-off fund TAIPED, focusing on the privatizations of Athens International Airport and Egnatia Odos, and the utilization of 10 regional ports, following the aggressive statements by Infrastructure Minister Christos Spirtzis and General Secretary for Ports Christos Lambridis.

Greece on Wednesday prequalified seven investment groups to take part in the second phase of a tender for the administration of the Egnatia Odos highway, privatization agency TAIPED said.

A consortium of Italy's Snam, Spain's Enagas, Belgium's Fluxys submitted the highest bid in an international tender for the acquisition of a 66 percent stake in natural gas grid operator DESFA, Greece's privatization agency (TAIPED) said on Monday, after it unsealed the offers.

The tug-of-war over the future of railway carriage maintenance company Rosco continues between state sell-off fund TAIPED and the Italian-owned railway service firm Trainose.

The submission of the improved binding bid for Rosco, scheduled for Thursday, has been postponed for another couple of weeks, to April 26, highlighting the difficulty of the project.

Greece's target of 2 billion euros in privatization revenues this year is high but can be met, the chairman of the country's privatizations agency TAIPED said on Friday.

Greece's third bailout ends in August and it has agreed with its international lenders to raise 3 billion euros by 2019 from state asset sales.