ATHENS, Oct 16 (Reuters) - Four bidders have expressed an
interest in acquiring a majority 67% stake in Greece's
Alexandroupolis port in the north of the country, its
privatisation agency HRADF said on Friday.
A consortium including Cameron S.A., Goldair Cargo and
Bollore Africa Logistics as well as a consortium of Black Summit
Financial Group, Euroports-EFA Group and construction group
GEK-TERNA have signalled an interest.
The other two bidders were Quintana Infrastructure &
Development and Thessaloniki Port Authority OLTr.AT , HRADF
said.
The privatisation agency said its advisors will evaluate the
expressions of interest and submit their recommendation to its
board on the bidders qualifying for the next phase of the
tender, which will require binding offers.
(Reporting by George Georgiopoulos, editing by Louise Heavens)
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