Our Portfolio

Public Power Corporation S.A. (PPC) is the biggest power producer and electricity supply company in Greece with approximately 6 million customers. It has been listed on the Athens Stock Exchange since 2001.

ETVA VI.PE. has as a main activity the planning, development, utilization and management of industrial areas and business parks.

Athens International Airport S.A. (AIA) was established in 1996 as a Public-Private Partnership with a 50-year concession agreement. Ratified initially by Greek Law 2338/95 and at a later stage by Law 4594/2019, the concession agreement grants the right to use the airport site for the purpose of the “design, financing, construction, completion, commissioning, maintenance, operation, management and development of the airport”.

The company owns, develops and manages a large part of the Greek state’s real estate portfolio. Its main objective is to maximize the value of the real estate assets. The company manages and exploits, in the public interest, a large portfolio of state real estate properties, while it reserves the management rights over several of them.

GAIAOSE SA is active in the management, utilization and development of the railway property management (land and buildings), the rail rolling stock, and the production and sale of electricity from renewable sources.

The company has the mandate to leverage the State’s private property assigned to it by the Hellenic Republic through implementing the Asset Development Plan (ADP) whereas it is additionally assigned the maturation of contracts that are part of the Development Programme for Contracts of Strategic Importance (PPF Unit).

TIF-HELEXPO is the Single National Exhibition Body. The company’s main activity is organizing exhibitions, congresses, and business delegations, as well as events in general. TIF has organized the institution of the honored country at the Thessaloniki International Fair, which is held in September each year.

The Company’s main activity is the maintenance, administration, operation, utilization and tourist development of the Corinth Canal of Greece.

The Athens Urban Transport Organization (OASA) is a Group of State Owned Enterprises responsible for the strategic and business planning, coordination and control of public transport in Attica. OASA’s 100% subsidiaries “Road Transport Services S.A” (OSY) and “Urban Rail Transport S.A.” (STASY) are responsible for the organization and execution of public transport via road vehicles, as well as via underground & ground -fixed track- modes of transport respectively.

Hellenic Saltworks S.A was established in 1988, for the development and utilization of Greece’s saltworks and mineral salt. At present, it utilizes 9 Greek saltworks.

Central Markets and Fishery Organization S.A. (CMFO) constitutes the link between the primary production sector and Greece’s food supply chain, facilitating the supply of the Greek market with fruits, vegetables, meat, and fish. The company also operates 11 fishwharves around Greece.

Central Market of Thessaloniki S.A.’s (CMT) seeks to ensure the most beneficial for production and consumption, distribution and trade of fruit and vegetables and meat, coupled with ensuring the quality and hygiene of the products being traded. CMT’s main activity is the leasing of shops and open-air spaces, as well as utilizing its facilities.

The company is the Fund Manager of the Phaistos Venture Capital Fund, investing in companies developing 5G technology – based products or services.

The Hellenic Post S.A. (ELTA) is a Group of enterprises providing postal services to the whole country The ELTA group consists of the ELTA SA company and its subsidiary, ELTA Courier SA. ELTA offers postal, financial, and banc assurance services, services of general economic interest, retail network products, and courier services. ELTA is a Universal Service Provider and has undertaken the obligation of universal postal services until 31 December 2028.

Hellenic Financial Stability Fund (HFSF) was included in GF’s portfolio by virtue of its founding law, GF has no powers on it as the decisions for the accomplishment of HFSF’s mission and purpose are made exclusively by the relevant bodies of HFSF, which are not selected by Growthfund.

Moreover, the Company has been granted by law specific rights with regards to the 23 regional airports of the country which are currently managed by the Civil Aviation Authority.

• Alexandroupoli
• Araxos
• Astypalaia
• Chios
• Icaria
• Ioannina
• Kalamata
• Kalymnos
• Karpathos
• Kassos
• Kastelorizo
• Kastoria
• Kozani
• Kythira
• Leros
• Limnos
• Milos
• Naxos
• Nea Anchialos
• Paros
• Sitia
• Skyros
• Syros