The acquisition of Venilia by InfraVia was approved by the Competition Commission

The transaction concerns the market for the provision of port services by tourist ports – marinas to leisure craft and their users in individual zones of the Greek maritime area.

The acquisition of Venilia by InfraVia was approved by the Competition Commission

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The acquisition of Venilia by InfraVia was approved by the Competition Commission, two companies active in the market for the provision of port services by tourist ports-marinas.

More specifically, the commission's announcement clarifies: 

The Competition Commission, in Chamber, by its unanimous decision no. 919/2026, approved, pursuant to article 8 para. 3 of Law 3959/2011, the concentration notified under protocol no. 4777/20.7.2026, concerning the acquisition of sole control over the company under the name “Venilia Investments S.à.r.l.” by the company “InfraVia VI Invest S.à.r.l.”.

The concentration concerns the market for the provision of port services by tourist ports – marinas to leisure craft and their users in individual zones of the Greek maritime area.

According to the Commission, the concentration does not cause horizontal, vertical or diagonal effects on the market for the provision of port services by tourist ports – marinas to leisure craft and their users, and any further substantive assessment of it is unnecessary. Consequently, the concentration raises no doubts as to its compatibility with the requirements for the functioning of competition in the individual zones of the Greek maritime area to which it relates.

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