GRPiraeus Port Authority, which manages Greece's largest port, is seeking to broaden its operations through amendments to its Articles of Association. The changes would allow the company to engage in logistics and infrastructure projects across the Mediterranean and potentially invest in other companies, either domestically or internationally. The move comes after an extraordinary shareholder meeting where these modifications were approved. While the company currently has no immediate plans to take over other ports, it is exploring opportunities to lease existing facilities and could eventually compete for management roles at other ports like Elefsina. The company is majority-owned by China's COSCO Shipping, with additional stakes held by Greece's state privatization fund and private investors.
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