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Coffee Island continues its international expansion with new stores (opens the original)
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As noted by Panos Konstantinopoulos, Chief Managing Director of Coffee Island, on the sidelines of a company event, a new store in Jordan is set to begin operations shortly, while partnerships are progressing for the development of the chain in Skopje, Bulgaria and Romania. In Spain, the second store is expected to open soon. The company also plans to open up to 10 outlets over a three-year period in France, following the first opening in Montmartre. India holds a distinct place in the company’s
TREK Development expects 2026 revenue to top â¬6m (opens the original)
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In Project Development Services, TREK Development signed a significant Framework Agreement to provide technical support and other services to the European Investment Bank (EIB), with the services being provided to the Greek Government and other public-interest bodies. TREK is expected to generate approximately â¬4.5 million in revenue from the agreement over the next three years. The company was also awarded an additional implementation contract with the Ministry of Infrastructure to support th
VLCC tankers keep breaking one record after another (opens the original)
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Historic records for both freight rates and vessel values are being broken one after another, while deals recently closed at unprecedented levels have been surpassed within days. Such a case is Dynacom’s 300,000-dwt newbuild supertanker “Pinios”, owned by George Prokopiou. According to shipbroking reports, the vessel, which was delivered in early 2026, was sold for close to $200 million — a price with no precedent in the shipping industry. However, reports circulated by shipbroking houses sugges
Stock Market: Upgrade after 13 years; record turnover and $1 billion in net inflows (opens the original)
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When institutional investors, hedge funds and asset managers open their systems on Monday morning (Sept. 21) to begin trading, they will see Greece classified among the developed markets for the first time since the successive downgrades of 2012–2013. Beyond the symbolic significance of returning to the top tier of international capital markets, the move is expected to have practical implications. The reshuffling of Greek stocks is estimated to generate net capital inflows of around $1 billion,
Greek shipping industry turns to Euronext Athens (opens the original)
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Safe Bulkers, owned by Polys V. Hajioannou, made the first move. The company pursued a secondary listing of its shares, as it already trades on the NYSE. It was followed by Star Bulk Carriers, which is listed on Nasdaq. Under the leadership of Petros Pappas, the company took the step through both a secondary listing and the issuance of 4.4 million new shares. The offering attracted €656.3 million, while the company raised more than €100 million. Euronext’s management, both in Athens and at group
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