Ellaktor focuses on concessions and green projects, shares on Athens radar

By Thomas Klein, Operations & Strategy desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-22, 19:08.

Ellaktor (GRS337003008) remains one of Greece’s better-known infrastructure names with shares listed on the Athens Exchange. The group operates across construction, concessions and renewables, positioning it near Southern European peers active in transport and energy infrastructure.

How Ellaktor is structured

Ellaktor organizes its activities in several business segments, notably construction, concessions, environment and renewables, according to its corporate profile on the group website company information. Construction historically contributed a large part of revenue through projects in Greece and abroad.

The concessions arm focuses on long-term public-private partnerships such as toll roads and other infrastructure assets, which typically generate recurring cash flows over multi-year contracts. In renewables, Ellaktor develops and operates wind and solar assets that fit the broader European push toward decarbonization.

Position among infrastructure peers

With this mix, Ellaktor competes in parts of its portfolio with European infrastructure and construction groups such as Hochtief or Ferrovial, which also combine contracting with concessions and transport assets. These peers show how long-duration concession cash flows can partly balance more cyclical construction earnings.

For investors, the split between construction, concessions and renewables is key to assessing earnings stability. Concession and renewable projects tend to rely on multi-year contracts or regulated frameworks, while construction margins can be more volatile as project execution risks and input costs move over time.

What the company sells

Ellaktor generates revenue mainly from large-scale construction contracts, toll-road and infrastructure concessions and environmental and renewable energy projects. In practice, that means road and building projects, operation of transport assets under concession and development of wind and solar parks that sell electricity into local grids.

Where the shares trade today

The Ellaktor shares (GRS337003008) trade on the Athens Exchange under the ticker HELR. On 2026-06-22, 17:00, the shares changed hands at 1.41 euros.

This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice, investment recommendation or an offer or solicitation to buy or sell any financial instrument.