Greece rolls out major corporate investment plans and debt relief measures

The AKTOR Group announced a €3 billion development plan, targeting energy, LNG and public‑private partnership projects. Funding will come from a €650 million capital increase, a €300 million bond issue and up to €1 billion of new capital, with about 51 % slated for concessions and infrastructure.

Alter Ego Media disclosed a dividend of €0.0285 per share for 2025. Autohellas reported first‑quarter revenues of €220.9 million and an EBITDA of €51.6 million.

A new legislative package for private debt, passed by the Greek parliament, introduces measures such as interest calculation on monthly installments, up to 72‑installment repayment plans and protection of homes from seizure, aiming to help more than two million households and small borrowers.

Lidl Greece acquired the historic Palas building in Pangrati, planning a two‑storey supermarket while preserving the rooftop summer cinema, a protected cultural site.

The Greek defence industry highlighted a €30 billion, 12‑year equipment programme and seeks a 25 % domestic participation share, presenting what officials call the sector’s biggest opportunity in decades.