Ellaktor

ELLAKTOR Group is the largest infrastructure group in Greece and one of the leading in Southeastern Europe, with an international presence and a diversified portfolio of activities, focusing on construction, concessions, environment, renewable energy and real estate development. With operations in 29 countries and nearly 6,000 direct employees, the company generates €1.3b billion in revenues (2019) and is ranked 83rd among the top 100 global manufacturing groups (Global Powers of Construction 2018, Deloitte).

ELLAKTOR GROUP
TypeAnonymi Etairia
Athex: ELLAKTOR
IndustryConstruction, Concessions, Environment, Renewable Energy Sources, Real Estate Development & Services
Founded1999
HeadquartersNea Kifissia, Greece
Area served
Worldwide
Key people
George Provopoulos (Chairman)
Anastassios Kallitsantsis (MD)
Revenue€1,273.6 million (2019)
€(21.9) million (2019)
€(105.7) million (2019)
Total assets€3,055 million (2019)
Total equity€533.1 million (2019)
OwnerPemanoaro Limited (25.58%)
Leonidas Bobolas (12.55%)
Free Float (61.87%)[1]
Number of employees
5,458 (2019)
SubsidiariesAKTOR, AKTOR CONCESSIONS, HELECTOR, REDS
Websitewww.ellaktor.com

ELLAKTOR Group Companies

AKTOR: The construction arm of ELLAKTOR and its biggest subsidiary is established as a leading international infrastructure company, providing a wide range of highly diversified services in the fields of Construction, Solar Power, Quarrying, Facility and Project management. With a turnover of €1.5 billion and operations in 25 countries, its emblematic construction projects include the Gold Line Metro of Doha in Qatar, the new Acropolis Museum, the Rion-Antirrion Bridge etc.

AKTOR CONCESSIONS: The largest concessions company in Greece and the first to enter into concessions agreements already since the 1990s. With vast experience in all aspects of concessions, its portfolio includes the major motorways of Greece, as AKTOR CONCESSIONS holds a majority stake in Attiki Odos (65.8%) and the Moreas Motorway (71.67%), while retaining significant percentages (17-23%) in Olympia Odos, Rio-Antirrio Bridge and the Aegean Motorway.

HELECTOR: One of Southeast Europes leading companies with expertise in the field of waste management. With vertically integrated operation, the company is active in the whole spectrum of Design, Construction and Operation of modern waste treatment plants, in alternative fuel production and in biomass exploitation. HELECTOR’s portfolio includes the 1st PPP for waste management in Greece, as well as the largest Waste Treatment Plant in Europe in Sofia, Bulgaria. In 2019, the group bought the 75% of ASA Recycle.

ELLAKTOR / Renewable Energy Sources Division: The parent company of the Group, following the merger by absorption of its subsidiary EL.TECH. ANEMOS, is the central arm of ELLAKTOR Group in the field of Renewable Energy Sources and the 2nd largest wind energy producer in Greece. Today(31.3.2020), it has 491 MW of total installed capacity in operation, while an investment plan foreseeing the construction and the operation of 2 new wind farms of a total installed capacity of 88.2 MW is underway.

REDS: One of Greece's leading real estate development companies. REDS undertakes medium and large-scale Retail and Entertainment, Office, Mixed Use, Exhibition and Conference and Residential projects. Among others, REDS has developed and is operating Smart Park, the biggest Retail Park in Greece, with 5 million visitors in 2018, while the company is currently developing the emblematic Cambas Project.

Historic Milestones

ELLAKTOR Group combines 70 years of experience, as it is the product of a merger of three large and historic construction companies of Greece, the Volos Engineering Company (TEB), founded in 1949, Elliniki Technodomiki, founded in 1955 and AKTOR, which started its operation in 1977.

The process which led to the creation of ELLAKTOR Group began in 1999 and was completed in 2002, with the absorption of the construction branches of ELLINIKI TECHNODOMIKI S.A. and TEB S.A. by AKTOR S.A., followed by the merger of ELLINIKI TECHNODOMIKI S.A. and TEB S.A. This process resulted in the Group’s parent company ELLINIKI TECHNODOMIKI – TEB S.A., which, in 2008 was renamed ELLAKTOR SOCIETE ANONYME with the trade name ELLAKTOR S.A.

As a result of the rapid growth of the construction sector in Greece in the late 1990s and the trend of mergers and acquisitions that prevailed to enable the creation of strong Infrastructure Groups having the financial and engineering capacity to respond to the high demand for new infrastructure projects during the 2000s, other construction companies joined ELLAKTOR Group through mergers and acquisitions, including TOMI S.A., KASTOR S.A. and PANTEHNIKI S.A.

Already from early 2000 the Group started diversifying its activities, expanding beyond the until then purely construction activity, in areas like real estate development, concessions, waste management and wind parks, through the establishment, acquisition or absorption of respective companies (AKTOR CONCESSIONS S.A., HELECTOR S.A. EL.TECH. ANEMOS S.A.).

During the same period, the Group also expanded its activities beyond the Greek borders with the establishment of subsidiaries and branches in Southeast Europe and the Middle East.

Shareholders

In July 2018, the General Assembly of the shareholders voted for changing ELLAKTOR Group's management, in what was the first proxy fight ever held in Greece. Following the change and as per the Shareholder Register of 31.3.2020, ELLAKTOR's over 5% are PEMANOARO LIMITED (25.58%) and Leonidas Bobolas (12.55%) and the Free Float (61.87%). PEMANOARO LIMITED is a company which is jointly controlled by Anastassios P. Kallitsantsis and Dimitrios P. Kallitsantsis. Also Anastassios Kallitsantsis owns a) as natural person 190,500 shares and equal voting rights, i.e. 0.09%, and b) through ARGONIO ENTERPRISES LIMITED, company controlled by him, 1,436,989 shares and equal voting rights, i.e 0.67%. Leonidas Bobolas participation (and voting rights) includes the participation of 1.14% held by the company ORANOM HOLDINGS LTD which he controls (i.e. 2,450,000 shares and equal voting rights). In 2018 after 19 years, one of the basic shareholders Dimitris Koutras sold his shares and left the company, due to disagreements with Kallitsantsis family.

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