Three Investment Groups Enter Race for 22 Greek Airports
The Hellenic Growth Fund announced that three investment groups have submitted expressions of interest for a 40-year concession of 22 regional airports.
- Three groups bid for the 40-year concession of 22 regional airports in Greece.
- The portfolio handled 2.45 million passengers in 2025 across islands and mainland.
- Qualified candidates will advance to Phase B to submit binding offers.
For investors following the Greek aviation and tourism sectors, the tender marks an important step toward infrastructure upgrades and regional connectivity development.
The Hellenic Growth Fund announced that three investment groups have submitted expressions of interest for the long-term concession of 22 regional airports across Greece. The bidding groups include Athens International Airport (AIA), a consortium of GEK TERNA and GMR Airports Greece, and a partnership between Fraport AG and Delta Airport Investments. The 22 airports in the portfolio are located across mainland Greece and island destinations such as Paros, Chios, Karpathos, and Naxos, collectively handling approximately 2.45 million passengers in 2025. Following the evaluation of the initial submissions against prequalification criteria, eligible candidates will advance to Phase B of the tender to submit binding financial offers for the management and development of the airports.
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