Paul Tugwell

2 weeks ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Paul Tugwell

Greek energy and metals company Metlen is pursuing more alliances with European defense contractors after sealing French and Italian deals in the past two weeks. Metlen Energy & Metals SA “is actively looking at other possible defense cooperation agreements” within and outside of Greece, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Evangelos Mytilineos said in an interview. The company can “absolutely” play an increased role, he said, amid a broader push to shore up Europe’s military capabilities.

2 weeks ago | financialpost.com | Paul Tugwell

Metlen Energy & Metals SA “is actively looking at other possible defense cooperation agreements” within and outside of Greece, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Evangelos Mytilineos said in an interview. The company can “absolutely” play an increased role, he said, amid a broader push to shore up Europe’s military capabilities.

2 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Paul Tugwell

Metlen’s Aluminum of Greece plant in Agios Nikolaos, Greece. (Bloomberg) -- Greek energy and metals company Metlen is pursuing more alliances with European defense contractors after sealing French and Italian deals in the past two weeks. Metlen Energy & Metals SA “is actively looking at other possible defense cooperation agreements” within and outside of Greece, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Evangelos Mytilineos said in an interview.

2 weeks ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Paul Tugwell

Greek energy and metals company Metlen is pursuing more alliances with European defense contractors after sealing French and Italian deals in the past two weeks. Metlen Energy & Metals SA “is actively looking at other possible defense cooperation agreements” within and outside of Greece, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Evangelos Mytilineos said in an interview. The company can “absolutely” play an increased role, he said, amid a broader push to shore up Europe’s military capabilities.

3 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Sotiris Nikas |Paul Tugwell

Greece will spend €25 billion ($27 billion) on defense through 2037, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said Wednesday as he unveiled his government’s 12-year strategy to boost military capabilities. The new plan, which will shape Greece’s defense capabilities in the medium term, comes as nations across Europe are seeking to ramp up military spending in the face of Russia’s continued aggression in Ukraine and a pullback of US security on the continent.