Greece's Superfund has evolved into a central development institution with a recent expansion to include TAAPE and TDX, managing a portfolio worth approximately 12 billion euros across 11 critical sectors of the economy.
Greece's Superfund has undergone significant transformations, recently incorporating TAAPE and TDX to enhance its role as a central development institution aimed at creating economic and social value within the country. With a portfolio valued at around 12 billion euros, it extends across 11 sectors crucial to the Greek economy, including energy, water resource management, port infrastructure, transportation, logistics, banking, and real estate.
The strategy implemented by the Superfund rests on three essential pillars: first, the transformation of public enterprises is designed to align them with private sector standards, ensuring improved services for citizens and sustainable outcomes. Second, the development of national infrastructure assets such as airports and ports is prioritized, focusing on making these assets ready for utilization through concessions, privatizations, or attracting strategic investors.
Lastly, the Superfund is committed to investing in projects that foster the new economy, with an emphasis on initiatives that have high added value. This approach underscores the fund's goal of not only revitalizing the existing economic landscape but also contributing to innovative sectors that promise to drive future growth in Greece, aligning with the governmental vision for economic sustainability and modernization.
