Intrakat

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Intrakat
TypePublic (Societe Anonyme)
Athex: INKAT
IndustryConstruction
Founder Sokratis Kokkalis
HeadquartersPaiania,
Attica
,
Greece
Key people
Feroniki Tzavella (Chairwomen)
Alexandros Exarhou (Vice president & CEO)
ServicesConstruction, infrastructure projects, renewable energy, environmental projects and real estate development
Revenue€214.84 million (2021 [1] )
€11.88 million (2021 [1] )
€(22.58) million (2021 [1] )
Total assets €365.60 million (2021 [1] )
Total equity €41.77 million (2021 [1] )
OwnerWinex Investments Limited (34.78%)
Castellano Properties Limited (15.74%)
Blue Silk Limited (13.63%)
Intracom Holdings (5.09%)
[2]
Number of employees
520 (2021)
Subsidiaries IntraDevelopment S.A. [3]
Fracasso Hellas S.A.
AKTOR [4] [5]

Intrakat, one of the companies in Greece, established in 1987, is involved in large-scale construction projects, including civil engineering, infrastructure, telecom network, renewable energy, environmental and real estate development projects in both the public and private sectors.

Following the delivery of Paros and Karpathos airports (airport terminal, airside), Intrakat has been awarded in March 2017 by Fraport [6] [7] [8] Greece as the contractor to design and built all the refurbishment, remodelling and expansion works in 14 peripheral airports in Greece.

Intrakat is a member of the Intracom Holdings Group, one of the multinational technology groups in S.E Europe.

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