Ellaktor SA
XMUN:HLL
Decide at what price you'd be comfortable buying and we'll help you stay ready.
|
E
|
Ellaktor SA
XMUN:HLL
|
GR |
|
Lindsay Australia Ltd
ASX:LAU
|
AU |
|
S
|
Silgan Holdings Inc
NYSE:SLGN
|
US |
|
S
|
Sasol Ltd
SWB:SAO
|
ZA |
|
O
|
Obsidian Energy Ltd
F:P13A
|
CA |
|
Nomura Holdings Inc
TSE:8604
|
JP |
|
King River Resources Ltd
ASX:KRR
|
AU |
|
A
|
Aegon NV
MIL:AGN
|
NL |
|
B
|
Brunello Cucinelli SpA
SWB:8BU
|
IT |
|
B
|
Bank of Montreal
SWB:BZZ
|
CA |
|
Allied Digital Services Ltd
NSE:ADSL
|
IN |
|
Privia Health Group Inc
NASDAQ:PRVA
|
US |
|
A
|
Anglo American PLC
F:NGLB
|
UK |
|
A
|
Agilent Technologies Inc
F:AG8
|
US |
|
L
|
Lam Research Corp
F:LAR
|
US |
|
D
|
Daikin Industries Ltd
SWB:DKI
|
JP |
|
I
|
Iberdrola SA
SWB:IBE1
|
ES |
|
G
|
G1 Therapeutics Inc
F:G1H
|
US |
|
C
|
Celestica Inc
DUS:CTW
|
CA |
|
F
|
FibroGen Inc
F:1FG
|
US |
|
K
|
Krones AG
OTC:KRNTY
|
DE |
|
Brown-Forman Corp
NYSE:BF.A
|
US |
Ellaktor SA
Ellaktor SA is a Greek infrastructure group best known for building and running large public works. Its businesses have covered construction, toll roads, waste management, environmental services, and real estate-related activities. In simple terms, it helps design, build, and operate the kinds of projects that cities and governments need, such as highways, tunnels, utilities, and other long-life infrastructure. The company sells construction and operating services to public authorities, infrastructure concession partners, and private customers that need large-scale works completed or managed. It earns money through contract payments on construction jobs, long-term fees from concession assets like toll roads, and service revenue from environmental and waste operations. That mix gives it both project-based income and recurring cash flows from assets it helps operate. What makes Ellaktor different is that it sits in the middle of the infrastructure value chain. It is not just a contractor that finishes a project and leaves; in some businesses it also helps own, finance, or operate the asset after construction. That makes the business more tied to public investment, long-term service contracts, and the steady need to maintain essential infrastructure rather than to consumer demand.
Ellaktor SA is a Greek infrastructure group best known for building and running large public works. Its businesses have covered construction, toll roads, waste management, environmental services, and real estate-related activities. In simple terms, it helps design, build, and operate the kinds of projects that cities and governments need, such as highways, tunnels, utilities, and other long-life infrastructure.
The company sells construction and operating services to public authorities, infrastructure concession partners, and private customers that need large-scale works completed or managed. It earns money through contract payments on construction jobs, long-term fees from concession assets like toll roads, and service revenue from environmental and waste operations. That mix gives it both project-based income and recurring cash flows from assets it helps operate.
What makes Ellaktor different is that it sits in the middle of the infrastructure value chain. It is not just a contractor that finishes a project and leaves; in some businesses it also helps own, finance, or operate the asset after construction. That makes the business more tied to public investment, long-term service contracts, and the steady need to maintain essential infrastructure rather than to consumer demand.
RES Divestment: Ellaktor is finalizing the sale of 75% of its RES business to Motor Oil, with all approvals complete and financial closing expected by year-end.
Revenue Growth: Group sales increased by 16% to EUR 739 million for the first nine months, supported by strong performance in all sectors.
EBITDA Surge: EBITDA rose 67% to EUR 176 million, with comparable EBITDA up 41% to EUR 185 million versus last year.
Return to Profitability: The group reported a pre-tax profit of EUR 43 million and net income of EUR 16 million, reversing losses from the previous year.
Strong Construction Backlog: Construction backlog increased to EUR 2.7 billion, up 9% versus December 2021, signaling future growth.
Bond Buyback: Ellaktor is completing the buyback of its EUR 670 million international bond, with the process expected to finish by mid-December.
