Nasdaq-Istanbul.

has not started yet, but it is evident,” Aris Xenofos told Alpha 989 radio, adding that he expected the launch of the tender by February. The agency said earlier this month that it had accepted an improved 1.11-billion-euro offer by private shareholders in AIA to extend their concession for operating the country’s largest airport by 20 years until 2046. The process to sell a stake would begin after the extension of the concession was completed, Xenofos said. He added that he saw that happening by the end of the year. Privatizations have been a pillar of Greece’s international bailout programs, but the country, which emerged from its third rescue plan last month, has often missed its targets. next Thursday, October 4, at the Electra Metropolis Hotel in Athens. Foodex Japan is an international food and drink exhibition held every year in Tokyo, and the seminar is for Greek producers or manufacturers in the food and drink sector who want to enter the mature market of Japan and are preparing to participate in the exhibition. Participation in the seminar is free.

Nasdaq no longer has a stake in Borsa Istanbul, according to partnership structure data on the Turkish stock exchange’s website yesterday, having previously held a 7 percent stake. Nasdaq, which bought 5 percent in the Turkish stock exchange in 2013 and subsequently raised its stake to 7 percent, had an option to sell the stake which might have been exercised, two sources who are familiar with the matter said.