The European Commission has found the modifications of an existing Greek aid scheme aiming to support households affected by the coronavirus outbreak to be in line with EU State aid rules.

The Bank is very unlikely to raise interest rates next year as inflation remains too low, pushing back on market bets for a move as soon as next October.

Greek tourism sector wins another important distinction during the International Tourism Fair WTM held in London, where Greece and GNTO participated with an impressive stand and 44 co-authors, promoting the beauties of our country and its authentic hospitality throughout the world.

Approximately 8.6 million international tourists travelled to Greece in the period of January – August 2021, a drop of 61% compared to the same period in 2019.

EDPR has acquired 87.4% stake in Sunseap, the largest distributed solar player and top 4 solar player in South East Asia.

A large proportion of the commercial stock in the UK requires further investment to become environmentally sustainable.

Attica Region's strategic plan to tackle possible flood risks and effectively protect Attica prefecture from extreme weather conditions, was presented recently in a meeting of the Attica Regional Council.

COP 26 on Climate Change, currently hosted in Glasgow, is underway.

The past 18 months have seen some welcome changes in approach to major projects.

Within November, the buildings of the fencing and basketball stadiums will be demolished.

Sirius Real Estate, has completed the acquisition of an office and two business parks in Frankfurt, Erfurt and Essen, respectively, in separate transactions.

The two companies will coordinate their activities for joint development and marketing of a vehicle-based C4I system to jointly address the needs of their domestic and international markets.

PPC is launching a combined offering of new ordinary voting shares, each having a par value of €2.48, whose number shall not be lower than 130,000,000 or higher than 150,000,000 (the “New Shares” , and an offering price that will not be lower than €8.50 and higher than €9.00 per New Share (the ''Price Range'' and collectively the ''Share Capital Increase'').

Attica Bank informed its investors that the deadline for submitting the binding offers in the context of its Share Capital Increase procedure expired yesterday, 25th October 2021.