By Teti Igoumenidi
Wind Hellas, one of the three major telecoms providers in Greece, on Tuesday unveiled a 500-million investment plan over the 2016-2020 period, with company executives pointing to a goal of 20 percent of the domestic market.
According to Wind Hellas chairman and CEO Nassos Zarkalis, both he and the company’s majority shareholders – the Golden Tree and Anchorage Capital funds, with 25 and 17 percent, respectively – believe that Greece’s economic downturn is nearing an end.
He added that although risks on this assessment cannot be foreseen, the company’s investment plan will be unaffected.
