ELTA

Hellenic Post (ELTA) registered a drop in turnover but also a reduction in losses in 2023, according to the presentation of results for the group on Thursday.

With a bill put to public consultation, the Ministry of Economy and Finance has moved forward with the radical restructuring of the Superfund or Growthfund. 

The services of the Hellenic Post (ELTA) were not at a satisfactory level even before the leak of their customers' data was revealed in March 2022.

It is a state-owned company that still has a key mission to perform, especially for the most inaccessible regions of the country. But for this to happen, the vicious cycle of failed "restructurings," which only costs taxpayers, must end.

A year before the 2022 cyberattack on Hellenic Post (ELTA), which resulted in the data leak of millions of citizens on the dark web, an internal investigation into ELTA's computer systems had warned of a high risk of infiltration.

National Economy and Finance Minister Kostis Hatzidakis is planning changes to the public companies of the Superfund to make them modern and competitive, with interventions on three fronts: administration, procurement and recruitment.

The plan for the restructuring of Hellenic Post (ELTA) is progressing rapidly, with an emphasis on the reorganization and upgrade of the network.

Dronamics, the world's first cargo drone airline licensed to operate in Europe, and Hellenic Post (ELTA) have announced an agreement that will lead to the first postal deliveries by cargo drones in Greece.

The state has financed Hellenic Post (ELTA), the country's largest postal operator, to the tune of hundreds of millions of euros, but the services it offers are not commensurate with the expenditure.

Two Hellenic Postal Service (ELTA) vans parked on a central street in the northern port city of Thessaloniki were torched by arsonists in the early morning hours of Saturday.

Police detained five people for questioning but later released them.

Hellenic Post (ELTA) has until Thursday to pay its staff wages for the first half of February, and it appears the sum required has not yet been secured. Sources say the management of Greece's mail service is seeking ways to obtain the amount, which is estimated at some 8 million euros.