Specifically, the board of directors of the Hellenic Republic Asset Development Fund unanimously declared the consortium – comprised of Deutsche Invest Equity Partners GmbH, Belterra Investments Ltd. and Terminal Link SAS – as the preferred Investor for acquisition of the 67-percent stake in the northern Greece port authority.

The next step in the significant privatization is submission of the relevant file to the Court of Audit for a mandatory pre-contractual review, with a sale contract set for signing immediately after the expected approval by the administrative court.

http://www.naftemporiki.gr/story/1248857/intl-consortium-declared-preferred-investor-in-thessaloniki-port-authority-privatization

Source: Naftemporiki.gr
2017-06-20

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