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Intracom Holdings
ATHEX INTRK[1]
IndustryConglomerate
Founded1977
FounderSocrates Kokkalis & Constantinos Dimitriadis
Headquarters,
Greece
Area served
Europe
Middle East & Africa
United States
South East Asia
Key people
Socrates Kokkalis (Chairman & CEO)
ProductsTelecommunications, electronics, construction, IT
Revenue€275.21 million (2021)[2]
€135.18 million (2021)[2]
Total assets€773.88 million (2021)[2]
Total equity€369.9 million (2021)[2]
OwnerSocrates Kokkalis (25.29%)
Constantinos Dimitriadis (8.73%)
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SubsidiariesIntrakat (5.09%)
Intrasoft
Websitewww.intracom.com

Intracom Holdings is the main shareholder of a group of multinational companies specialized in IT services, construction projects and defense electronics systems.

Overview

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The core companies of the Intracom Holdings Group are:

  • Intrakat, one of the top five construction companies in Greece with 2457 employees.
  • IDE (Intracom Defense Electronics), a supplier of defense electronics, advanced communication systems and defense applications software, currently expanding into the design and manufacturing of hybrid energy systems.

Listed on the Athens Stock Exchange since 1990, Intracom maintained a strong presence in the Greek and international markets, with 16 subsidiaries abroad while its international activity extends to 70 countries.

References

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  1. "Athens Exchange". Archived from the original on 2012-08-31. Retrieved 2013-08-16.
  2. 1 2 3 4 Annual report 2021 Intracom Retrieved 7 April 2023
  3. "Profile - athexgroup.gr".
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L.S. Skartsis, "Modern Greece's Machines: A Comprehensive Guide to Greek Vehicle & Machine Manufacturers (1700 to Present)" Athens (2026) ISBN 978-618-00-6734-7 (eBook)