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June, 2026

GEK Terna Case Study

Mark Jones, Global Listed Infrastructure Portfolio Manager at Resolution Capital, explains why GEK Terna offers a compelling opportunity in listed infrastructure.

In the video, he presents the Greek company as a clear example of how investors can benefit from rising private sector investment in infrastructure.

Video Summary:

From Construction Company to Infrastructure Champion

For many years, investors overlooked GEK Terna. Its construction roots, low-growth highway assets and Greek domicile made many investors cautious.

However, GEK Terna has transformed. Today, the company owns most of Greece’s toll motorway network.

It also plays a key role in major Greek infrastructure projects, including the country’s new airport and highways.

As a result, GEK Terna now has stronger infrastructure credentials. Its long-dated assets offer pricing power, inflation protection and resilient cash flows.

Why Greece Matters Now

Greece has strengthened its fiscal position. It also continues to run fiscal surpluses.

Therefore, the government increasingly turns to private capital to fund infrastructure development. This creates a supportive backdrop for companies such as GEK Terna.

In addition, Greece’s improving sovereign status may help narrow the valuation discount that investors attach to Greek-listed companies.

For GEK Terna, this creates the potential for both earnings growth and valuation upside.

Resolution Capital’s Investment Approach

Resolution Capital looks for positive “rate of change” opportunities.

Therefore, GEK Terna fits the type of opportunity the team seeks: improving quality, stronger growth and better market recognition.

The company sits in the strategy’s non-benchmark allocation. As a result, it shows how the team can look beyond the benchmark for differentiated infrastructure ideas.

A Multi-Portfolio Manager Model

Resolution Capital also uses a true multi-portfolio manager approach.

Each portfolio manager runs a discrete sleeve of the strategy. However, the team shares a common research platform.

This structure helps the team test ideas from different angles. As a result, the portfolio gives meaningful weight only to the strongest ideas.

Disclaimer:

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