Greece raises Strategic Investments incentives to €82m

For projects with 'strategic investment' status that receive an aid decision in 2026, tax exemptions rise from €23.55m to €31.24m and grants from €20m to €50.74m; the budget cost is spread over several years up to 2029.

Greece's Ministry of National Economy and Finance and Ministry of Development have substantially increased, by joint ministerial decision, the funds for projects classed as 'Strategic Investments': instead of the €43.55m set in March, around €82m is available for 2026, of which €31.24m (+32.6%) as tax exemptions and €50.74m (+153.7%) as grants. Spending is spread across several years, with around €15.37m earmarked for 2028, for example (Capital.gr, 25 September 2026; second source: Economix.gr, 25 September 2026).