Dryllerakis Law Firm is regularly engaged in major ports, infrastructure, and energy projects, with recognised expertise in project and structured finance, cross-border M&A, and regulatory matters. Practice head Emmanuel Dryllerakis frequently advises on privatisations, particularly in the ports sector, as well as construction projects, drawing on his expertise in M&A, competition law, and corporate financing. Cleomenis Yannikas focuses on energy-related transactions, while Anna Ntionia is versed in regulatory and transaction structuring matters. Other notable practitioners include Themelis Zamparas, who is active in the renewable energy and hospitality sectors, and Leonidas Kastrinakis, noted for his work in M&A and construction projects.
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- ‘Their deep knowledge in the field of Projects and Privatisation allows them to perform in-depth analysis.'
Key clients
- North Star S.A. (formerly Hellenic Casino Parnitha S.A.)
- HELLENiQ ENERGY Holdings S.A.
- Lamda Development S.A.
- Lampsa S.A.
- Prysmian Powerlink SRL
- Reden Solar Group
- Thessaloniki Port Authority S.A. (ThPA S.A.)
- Electrip Global
- Zeus International
- Libra Group
Work highlights
Advising North Star S.A. (formerly Hellenic Casino Parnitha S.A.) for the relocation of Casino Mont Parnes (a joint venture of Regency Entertainment S.A. and the Hellenic Republic Asset Development Fund, now under further privatisation), from its current mountaintop location to an urban site.
Advising Lamda Development on the establishment of an SPV for the development and commercialisation of a state-of-the-art Mixed- Use Tower (“MUT”) of approximately 200m height, consisting of a luxury hotel and branded residences as part of The Ellinikon giga-project, the largest urban regeneration project to be implemented across Europe, with a total investment cost exceeding €250 million.
Advising Thessaloniki Port Authority S.A. on a major construction project involving the expansion of Pier 6 of the Port of Thessaloniki, Greece’s second largest port of strategic importance for the whole of the Balkan area, in the context of the mandatory enhancements of the Port provided for in the Concession Agreement between the Hellenic Republic and the client, of a total estimated construction cost of €200 million.
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Practice head
Emmanuel Dryllerakis
Other key lawyers
Cleomenis Yannikas; Anna Ntionia; Themelis Zamparas; Leonidas Kastrinakis