Greece's Port of Piraeus wants better offer from Cosco
The fund behind the privatization of Greek port Piraeus has received a binding offer from Cosco Group, but the offer is not good enough to complete the process.
BY JOHANNES HARTKOPF-MIKKELSEN
After the board of directors at Hellenic Republic Asset Development Fund - which is responsible for the privatization of Greece's major Port of Piraeus - gathered on January 12th, it was announced which of the contenders in play have made binding financial offers in relation to the sale of 67 percent of the shares in the port.
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