On 1 October 2026, the Hellenic Parliament adopted the new legislative framework establishing a dedicated state aid scheme for foreign-funded investments. The new regime seeks to facilitate qualifying investments in selected strategic sectors through tax incentives, accelerated licensing procedures, financing support and other facilitation measures.
As discussed in the recent Newsflash prepared by our member firm Kyriakides Georgopoulos Law Firm, access to the new incentives forms only part of the regulatory picture. Investors should consider state aid requirements and project sequencing from the outset, alongside any applicable FDI screening obligations and other relevant EU regulatory requirements.