TERNA: The Investment Gap in Infrastructure Is at 8 Billion Euros per Year
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The completion of the Recovery Fund should not be accompanied by a widening of the investment gap, which is currently estimated at up to 8 billion euros annually, as stated yesterday by TERNA CEO, Mr. Christos Panagiotopoulos, at the 9th Infrastructure and Transport Conference (ITC 2026), speaking at the “bank of construction”. In recent years, construction […]
The completion of the Recovery Fund should not be accompanied by a widening of the investment gap, which is currently placed annually at up to 8 billion euros, as stated, on Monday (30/9), the CEO of TERNA, K. Christos Panagiotopoulos, at the 9th Infrastructure and Transport Conference (ITC 2026), speaking to the “construction bank”. In recent years construction companies have been called upon to implement a particularly demanding project schedu…
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Business DailyReferring to the challenges of the sector, Mr. Panagiotopoulos sounded the alarm about the lack of specialized human resources and the continuous rise in construction costs.
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GEK TERNA is the only Greek non-financial company with investment grade, as he said.
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