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Oaktree Joins Greece’s Sani – Ikos Venture

LA-based assets management firm Oaktree has joined Sani SA and Ikos SA, both running luxury hotel units in the Halkidiki peninsula, forming a new venture in tourism which aims to expand both brands individually and invest in related projects across Greece.

Posted On 08 Jan 2016

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Rich Chinese Cash in on Crisis, Buy Art, Vineyards, Property

Whether its rare art works or dirt-cheap real-estate, China’s rich are keen on placing their money anywhere else but in China, where the global economic chaos was barely felt.

Posted On 04 Jan 2016

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EIB Boosts Presence in Greece, Launches Investment Team

The European Investment Bank (EIB) is serious about getting down to business in Greece, and is currently in the process of renovating its central Athens headquarters and appointing a task force that will focus on investments in efforts to support sustainable economic recovery and...

Posted On 22 Dec 2015

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Astir Palace Sale to Pick Up Pace

The sale of a majority stake in the highly coveted Astir Palace Resort to consortium Jermyn Street Real Estate Fund is set to start anew this week.

Posted On 21 Dec 2015

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Endeavor Greece Backs Growth with Eye on the Future

Endeavor Greece is currently supporting through its worldwide network of affiliates and partners 22 entrepreneurs representing 16 companies from the tourism, agriculture, food & beverages, health, technology and financial services industries in Greece.

Posted On 17 Dec 2015

, By GTP editing team

Samos Airport. Photo © Daniel541, Wikimedia Commons

Greek Airports Deal to Go Down in Black and White

The privatization agreement between the government and German contractor Fraport-Slentel for the management of 14 regional airports in Greece is set to be finalized in 10 days.

Posted On 09 Dec 2015

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Three Steps Necessary to Attract Foreign Investments to Greece

A fixed tax system, less red tape and speedier licensing procedures are key to bringing in much-needed investments to Greece.

Posted On 24 Nov 2015

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Patmos Port Authority Says ‘No’ to Hydroplanes

The Patmos Port Authority is blocking the creation of a hydroplane waterway on the island, which was currently in the last stage of the licensing procedure and expected to start operations in the summer of 2016.

Posted On 16 Nov 2015

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Greece Assets Fund Pushing Privatization Projects

Greece’s assets fund is moving ahead with projects that have been put on hold since the elections in January, with top priorities the privatization of a 30 percent share of Athens International Airport (AIA) and 14 regional airports.

Posted On 01 Sep 2015

, By GTP editing team

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Oaktree Joins Greece’s Sani – Ikos Venture

Rich Chinese Cash in on Crisis, Buy Art, Vineyards, Property

EIB Boosts Presence in Greece, Launches Investment Team

Astir Palace Sale to Pick Up Pace

Endeavor Greece Backs Growth with Eye on the Future

Greek Airports Deal to Go Down in Black and White

Three Steps Necessary to Attract Foreign Investments to Greece

Patmos Port Authority Says ‘No’ to Hydroplanes

Greece Assets Fund Pushing Privatization Projects

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