AKTOR Group Sets Sights on Becoming Greece’s Largest Company

“We want Aktor to become the largest company in Greece,” said the head of the Group, Alexandros Exarchou, at the opening of the Stock Exchange session, on the occasion of the company’s share listing for a share capital increase.

The share capital increase of the AKTOR Group of Companies to raise a total amount of €200,000,998.80 was oversubscribed, with total demand reaching €225,460,546.80. With the exercise of preference and pre-subscription rights, no unallocated shares remained. The total demand amounted to €225 million.

The goal of these initiatives is to diversify the Group’s EBITDA mix, which is expected to start delivering results as early as next year.

With the strong support of its shareholders, the AKTOR Group successfully completed its growth-oriented share capital increase (SCI) of €200 million on January 24, which was oversubscribed. This capital increase will support significant investments worth €2 billion in both existing and new business sectors, bringing new revenue streams and a diversified portfolio.

In 2025, the Group will make significant investments in acquisitions across Real Estate, Renewable Energy Sources (RES), Construction, and Facility Management. The goal is to reach a turnover of €3.24 billion and post-tax profits of €165 million by 2030.

In the coming months, the deal with Prodea (worth €582 million) is expected to be completed, adding significant real estate assets in Greece and abroad to the Group’s portfolio, generating new revenue streams.

Additionally, the Group is moving forward with the acquisition of multiple renewable energy projects, which will increase its energy portfolio capacity by 132MW. It has also planned further acquisitions of 351 renewable energy projects in the near future and aims to invest in pumped storage projects with a total capacity of 1.5GW in the coming years.

At the same time, the AKTOR Group is proceeding with the acquisition of a 50.1% stake in ENTELECHEIA, a company specializing in electromechanical projects, to strengthen its construction sector.

Additionally, it is acquiring a 55% stake in the Oceanic Group of Companies, which operates in security services and facility management, further reinforcing its Facility Management expansion efforts.

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