An increasing number of listed companies are seeking to capitalize on elevated valuations in the domestic real estate market, with the primary objective of raising valuable liquidity. This reflects an alternative funding approach for companies on the Athens Stock Exchange.
For instance, just a few days ago, Fais Group announced the signing of a binding agreement for the sale of a privately owned hotel in Santorini for 28.3 million euros. Of this amount, approximately 5.5 million will flow directly into the Group’s consolidated results, providing a substantial liquidity injection. Earlier this month, InterTech completed the transfer of a property in the Ellinikon area, generating 5.9 million euros in proceeds. The transaction forms part of the company’s strategy to monetise its real estate assets, with a focus on strengthening its financial position and liquidity profile.
ELTON Group has also pursued an active asset management strategy, completing the sale of its Bulgarian subsidiary’s facilities for 3.4 million euros in January. The transaction is expected to generate additional working capital, reduce bank debt and strengthen equity.
Meanwhile, Premia Properties announced at the end of March the sale of a logistics property for 17 million euros, aiming to repay legacy debt and finance new investments. A month earlier, Sarantopoulos S.A. sold a privately owned property in Piraeus to its main shareholder for 1.3 million euros, with proceeds directed toward enhancing corporate liquidity.
In March, Dur announced the sale of its former factory in Patras, which has been inactive for several years. The total proceeds totaling 2.7 million euros will be used to repay obligations to the state and social security funds, as part of an effort to support a broader business turnaround under new shareholders.
Debt reduction is also the objective behind the disposal of a privately owned property by Interwood Xylemboria for 3 million euros, announced last week.
Finally, asset disposals are also expected in the cases of Tzirakian and Bitros Holdings, both of which have been undergoing restructuring and deleveraging processes over recent months.
Listed companies that disposed of real estate assets in 2026:
- Fais Group – 28.3 million euros
- Premia Properties – 17.0 million euros
- InterTech – 5.9 million euros
- ELTON Group – 3.4 million euros
- Interwood – 3.0 million euros
- Dur – 2.7 million euros
- Sarantopoulos – 1.3 million euros
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