W
ith vision, boldness and efficient strategic planning, MYTILINEOS Group has
worked out a flexible deployment of its resources across its three key busi-
ness activity sectors – EPC Projects, Metallurgy and Mining, and Energy. The
Group promotes the global establishment of the products of Greek metallurgy, is
ranked in the Top 10 of the world’s largest EPC contractors for energy projects and
– through pioneering energy investments – has been firmly established as Greece’s
largest private electricity producer and the very first private alternative natural gas
supplier.
Business Activity Sectors
EPC PROJECTS
Established in 1962, METKA is today Greece’s
top EPC (Engineering-Procurement-Construc-
tion) contractor, undertaking implementation of
turn-key projects from design and procurement
through to construction and commissioning. The
company specializes in the construction of power
plants (combined cycle, conventional thermal and
hydropower) and is present in developing mar-
kets abroad, with projects currently under way in
Europe, Turkey, the Middle East and North Africa.
METKA competes on a par with global EPC giants,
as it has been established as one of the strongest
players in the market for EPC projects in Europe
and beyond, as well as one of the leading Greek ex-
porting companies. It has been listed on the ATHEX
since 1973 and its share is today a constituent of
the FTSE/ATHEX Large Cap Index tracking the top
25 companies ranked by market capitalization.
METKA has a strong industrial production base,
which allows it to manufacture custom mechanical
parts and to have a strong presence as specialist
contractor for Infrastructure and Defence projects.
The Company’s 7th Class Contractor’s Certificate,
has opened up new possibilities for the METKA’s
participation to a wide range of public construction
projects in the domestic market.
METALLURGY AND MINING
After a major move in 2005, when it acquired
“Aluminium of Greece”, MYTILINEOS Group gave
top priority to the efforts to develop and enhance
the competitiveness of its metallurgical branch,
and has since evolved into one of the sector’s
strongest players in SE Europe. ALUMINIUM
S.A., together with DELPHI-DISTOMON S.A., are
today a driving force for the growth of the Greek
economy as well as for the development of the
Greek periphery.
Since 1960, ALUMINIUM S.A. has consistently been
a pillar of the Greek heavy industry, with an annual
production capacity that exceeds 170,000 tons of
aluminium and 810,000 tons of alumina.
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