Greece’s privatization agency, HRADF, on Friday announced that it has received three binding offers for acquisition of a majority stake (67 percent) of the currently state-run Igoumenitsa Port Authority, in the country’s extreme northwest.

Binding offers were submitted by investment schemes Attica Holdings S.A. and Aktor Concessions S.A.; Grimaldi Euromed Consortium S.p.A., Minoan Lines S.A., Investment Construction and Commercial & Industrial; and finally, by the Thessaloniki Port Authority S.A.

Financial bids that meet the terms of the tender will be unsealed at a subsequent meeting of the Hellenic Republic Asset Development Fund’s board of directors.
The Igoumenitsa Port Authority S.A. has the exclusive use and operation of the land, buildings and facilities of the land zone at the port of Igoumenitsa, the Sagiada fishing shelter, the Plataria fishing shelter and the yacht shelter/marina in the harbor town of Sivota, all located in the northwest prefecture of Thesprotia, on the border with southwest Albania.

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