AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEnergy and Trade: France’s trade minister Nicolas Forissier visited Athens to deepen economic ties, with talks focused on energy and the potential for France to source refined petroleum products from Greece. Meanwhile, seabed surveys for the Greece-Cyprus electricity link have advanced, keeping a major regional infrastructure project in focus. Retail Competition: Dutch discounter Action has set up a Greek subsidiary with €5 million in capital, preparing to challenge established chains including Jumbo; no store-opening timetable has been announced. Defence Investment: U.S. drone maker AeroVironment formed a Greek joint venture with Eyeonix to market drones, loitering munitions and counter-drone systems. Consumer Spending: Attica has agreed to open a third fashion and beauty store at Ellinikon’s Riviera Galleria, as part of a plan to add 7,500 square metres of retail space by 2030. Business Climate: Greece ranked 26th in an EU judicial performance index, with civil cases taking an average of 737 days—delays that can weaken legal certainty for companies. Incomes and Tax: Tax returns show declared incomes rose by €9.85 billion, while two-thirds of self-employed filers reported annual earnings below €10,000.
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