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Group Presentation October 2007

DIVERSIFIED PORTFOLIO OF BUSINESSES, BALANCED MIX WITH MATURE CASH GENERATING BUSINESSES AND HIGH GROWTH, HIGH RETURN BUSINESSSES STRATEGIC INVESTMENTS FINANCIAL INVESTMENTS REAL ESTATE CASINO MINES CONSTRUCTION CONCESSIONS ENERGY & ENVIRONMENT Competitive advantage Long-term investment horizon Sectors with synergies Stabilization of earnings Diversification of risk Short-to-medium-term investment horizon High returns Clear exit strategies Some synergies with strategic investments 1

PROFITS ARE NOT JUST GENERATED FROM THE CONSTRUCTION BUSINESS (1/2) Consolidated 1H 2007 Performance, IFRS (, m) ROUNDED CONSTRUCTION CONCESSIONS ENERGY & ENVIRONMENT REAL ESTATE QUARRIES OTHER HOLDINGS TOTAL Net Sales 339.0 Ν/Α 37.2 30.0 7.7 1.5 415.4 EBIT 12.6 N/A 13.5 11.0 1.7 8.6 47.3 Profit from Associates - 13.8 - - - 52.3 66.0 Net profit 7.8 13.8 9.2 7.0 1.3 57.7 96.8 Attica Ring Road 10.7 Attica Ring Road Operator 3.7 Other minor -0.6 Equity adjustment for HELLAS GOLD transaction with EUROPEAN GOLDFIELDS HELLAS GOLD profits for the period Casino profits for the period Other minor 45.1 3.9 2.9 0.4 2

PROFITS ARE NOT JUST GENERATED FROM THE CONSTRUCTION BUSINESS (2/2) Contribution by line of business excluding non-recurring events*, 1H 2007, IFRS (, m) ROUNDED Revenues EBIT Net profit 100% = 415 100% = 47 100% = 52 9% 7% 0% 2% 82% 4% 23% 18% 28% 27% 3% 15% 24% Construction 14% 18% 26% Concessions Energy & Environment Real Estate Quarries Other * Excluding 45.1 m for equity adjustment for HELLAS GOLD transaction with EUROPEAN GOLDFIELDS 3

CONSTRUCTION HIGHLIGHTS Dominant position in Greece, sector shaper (initiated round of sector consolidation) Critical size provides economies of scale Inroads in South Eastern Europe and Middle East (~ 28% of total backlog), turning into a regional player Backlog of ~ 5 billion, more than 1 billion in revenues per annum over the next four years Recovery of operating margin (2Q 2007 at 4.6% from 2.7% in 1Q 2007) Expected to generate operating cash flows of 40 m 50 m per annum in the next few years 4

HISTORICALLY HIGHEST BACKLOG PROVIDES REVENUE VISIBILITY FOR THE NEXT 5 YEARS Construction Backlog, (, m) Backlog Distribution 100% = 4,848 mil. 1,384 4,124 324 400 4,848 Abroad 28% Greece 2,740 72% Backlog Greece Backlog Abroad Total signed Backlog Expected to be signed* Backlog PANTECHNIKI Total Backlog 23% Buildings Infrastructure (2,252) Buildings (267) Subsidiaries (221) Oman (699) Kuwait (46) Romania (91) Dubai (247) Qatar (238) Abu Dhabi (64) 77% Infrastructure * In 2007 5

RECOVERY IN OPERATING MARGINS Consolidated Construction Financial Statements, IFRS (, m) ROUNDED 1Q 2007 2Q 2007 % change Net Sales 159 180 13% EBIT 4.3 8.3 93% Operating margin recovery primarily due to: EBIT margin 2.7% 4.6% 70% Lower Lower bidding bidding costs costs Lower Lower establishment establishment cost cost associated associated with with penetrating penetrating foreign foreign markets markets 6

TARGETING ~ 5% OF OPERATING MARGIN IN THE MEDIUM-TERM BENCHMARKS 2006 FIGURES EBIT Working Capital/Revenue NPP&E/Revenue BOSKALIS 11.3% ACS (CONSTR.) < 0 SKANSKA 10% ACS (CONSTR.) 6.3% VINCI (CONSTR.) < 0 AKTOR 13% AKTOR 5.4% SKANSKA < 0-5% to -15% HOCHTIEF 15% VINCI (CONSTR.) 4.7% BALFOUR BEATTY < 0 BALFOUR BEATTY 25% SKANSKA 3.8% HOCHTIEF < 0 BOSKALIS 51% BALFOUR BEATTY 2.8% BOSKALIS 10% HOCHTIEF 2.3% AKTOR 21% Every 1% in EBIT improvement can add ~ 80 m in value Every 1% reduction in working capital can add ~ 10 m in value Every 1% reduction in NPP&E can add ~ 15 m in value 7

CONCESSIONS HIGHLIGHTS Holds significant stakes in the first two PPPs in Greece with expected nominal IRR of ~ 13% Secured participations in four new PPPs in Greece of over 5.3 bn total investment Expanded into parking concessions (~ 2,100 underground parking slots in operation and ~ 1,800 under construction) Accumulated experience in operating toll roads and parking facilities 8

HIGH RETURN, LOW RISK (1/2) Type of concession Toll ring road in Athens ELTEB participation 39.17% 59.2%* Total length 65.2 km Start of operations (partial) March 2001 End of concession September 2024 Total investment 1,244 m (431 state contr., 174 equity, 639 loan) Expected IRR 13.1% Average daily traffic ~ 300,000 vehicles 2006 revenue 223 m (1H 2007, 121 m) 2006 net profit 47 m (1H 2007, 27 m) Debt repaid 65 m Dividend payout to begin in Operator * Post Pantechniki deal completion 2012 ATTIKES DIADROMES (31.3% ELTEB) 47.4%* 9

HIGH RETURN, LOW RISK (2/2) Type of concession Toll bridge ELTEB participation 15.77% 20.7%* Total length 2,252 m Start of operations August 2004 End of concession 2039 Total investment 839 m (400 state contr., 65 equity, 370 loan**) Debt repaid 20 m Expected IRR 11.5% (real) Average daily traffic 12,100 vehicles 2006 revenue 43 m 2006 net profit 8.5 m Dividend payout to begin in Operator * Post completion of the Pantechniki deal ** Plus 4 m interest from surplus cash 2007 GEFYRA LEITOURGIA* (15.77% ELTEB) 20.7%* 10

CONTROLLING STAKES IN TWO NEW CONCESSIONS (1/2) KORINTHOS-TRIPOLI-KALAMATAKA & LEFKTRO-SPARTI Total length of motorway 205 km MOREAS Consortium 13.33% 13.33% ELTEB PANTECHNIKI INTRACOM 73.34% Total investment ~ 1billion* Group s equity/quasi equity investment 10% 10% Equity 44% 46% State financial contribution Debt Concession period 30 years Construction period 4.5 years Concession contract signed on 31/1/07 Exploitation of tolls on existing sections begins 4 months after concession commencement Expected nominal IRR ~ 10% * Construction budget 865 mn Concession commenced 11

CONTROLLING STAKES IN TWO NEW CONCESSIONS (2/2) THESSALONIKI SUBMERGED TUNNEL THERMAIKI ODOS Consortium 17.5% Total length of Submerged Tunnel 7 km 32.5% 50% Total Investment ~ 470 million* ELTEB ARCHIRODON BOSKALIS Group s equity/quasi equity investment 13% 13% Equity 66% 21% State financial contribution Debt * Construction budget 345 mn ** Including operator Concession period 30 years Construction period 4 years Concession contract signed on 31/10/2006 Expected nominal IRR 10%** Concession commenced 12

MINORITY STAKES IN TWO NEW CONCESSIONS (1/2) MALIAKOS-KLEIDI OLYMPIA ODOS / AEGEAN Consortium 10% 5% 20% Total length of motorway 230 km 16.25% 13.75% 35% ELTEB HOCHTIEF VINCI J&P AEGEK ATHINA Total Investment ~ 1 billion* Group s equity/quasi equity investment 10% 10% 68% 22% Equity State financial contribution Debt Concession period 30 years Construction period 4.5 years Exploitation of tolls on existing sections begins immediately upon concession commencement Expected nominal IRR ~14% * Construction budget 718 mn Expected commencement date 1Q 2008 13

MINORITY STAKES IN TWO NEW CONCESSIONS (2/2) KORINTHOS-PATRA-PYRGOS-TSAKONA Rio-Antirio Bridge Total length of motorway 379 km APION KLEOS Consortium 3% 18% 18% 25% ELTEB HOCHTIEF VINCI J&P ATHINA 36% Total Investment ~ 2.8 billion* Group s equity/quasi equity investment 7% 7% 18% Equity State financial contribution Debt 75% * Construction budget 2.1 bn Concession period 30 years Construction period 6 years Exploitation of tolls on existing sections begins immediately upon concession commencement Expected nominal IRR ~14% Expected commencement date 1Q 2008 14

ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT HIGHLIGHTS ~ 60 MW of installed capacity in full operation by end of 2006 ~ 30 MW of wind parks ~ 30 MW of biogas plants ~ 170 MW of wind parks in development expected to be in operation by end of 2009 Secured additional production licenses of ~ 200 MW to be developed beyond 2009 Market leader in Greece and Cyprus in waste mgmt Waste mgmt of the Athens 2004 Olympic Games Know-how in developing & operating: Landfills, Incinerators, Recycling plants Acquisition of the HERHOF technology (Germany) with worldwide known patented technology 15

FOR EVERY 1 MW OF WIND CAPACITY INSTALLED ~ 1.4* m IN SHAREHOLDER VALUE IS CREATED End of Year Installed Base High priority areas for the installation of wind parks ELTEB wind parks in operation ELTEB wind parks under development 2006A 2007E 2008F 2009F 22 MW Wind capacity installed (MW) 30 30 158 198 15,3 MW 9 MW Biogas capacity installed (MW) 30 30 30 30 HPA 13,6 MW Key Figures 30,6 MW 60,8 MW 31,5 MW 7,8 MW CAPEX / MW Equity / MW (20% CAPEX) 1.1 m 0.22 m Range of Equity value / MW 1.4 m 1.8 m Annual revenue/mw wind 200.000-225.000 6,3 MW Annual revenue/mw biogas 400.000-425.000 Wind parks EBIT margin 75% - 80% Biogas EBIT margin 40% - 45% * At locations with wind speeds > 7 m/s Corporate Development 16

ANOTHER ~400MW OF RENEWABLES IN EARLY STAGE OF DEVELOPMENT ~300 MW WIND PARKS 200 MW with production permits 100 MW to file for production permits before the end of 2007 ~20 MW PHOTOVOLTAIC PARKS 6 applications for 17 MW have been filed for production permits Additional applications excluded from the permit process to be filed in August, 2007 ~80 MW WASTE-TO-ENERGY 1 application for 20 MW has been filed for production permit 2 more applications for ~ 60 MW to be filed 17

WASTE MANAGEMENT (1/2) Collection Transportation Treatment & Recycling Disposal Construction and operation of waste treatment (MSW* and commercial waste) plants in Germany HERHOF technology deployed in Europe: >30 composting plants and 7 MBT** plants Leader in construction and operation of sanitary landfills in Greece and Cyprus 7 landfills in Greece 2 landfills in Cyprus * Municipal Solid Waste ** Mechanical Biological Treatment 18

WASTE MANAGEMENT (2/2) Collection Transportation Treatment & Disposal Recycling Value Creation Construction Operation Landfills / Transfer stations Composting plants MBT plants Biological Treatment plants Backlog > 100 m Signed Contract Revenues > 330 m MBT plant (Germany) Hospital waste incinerator (Greece) Landfill (Cyprus) Landfill + Recycling plant (Cyprus) Incinerators Expected Revenue, (, m) 2006A 2007E 2008F Revenue 52 70-75 90-100 19

REAL ESTATE HIGHLIGHTS Developed commercial and entertainment centers and residential complexes in Greece Expanded into Romania acquired land for commercial and residential development Sold two commercial centers in Patras and Athens for a total price of ~ 40 m Secured a 70 m deal with a foreign real estate developer for one of its biggest real estate assets in Kantza Secured a 13 m deal with MCARTHURGLEN for its asset in Gyalou 20

GROUP REAL ESTATE ASSETS REDS* main assets YALOU KANTZA 300 K sqm 301 K sqm REDS Market cap 158 m % ELTEB 50.83% 2 plots in Bucharest Office buildings in Athens 40 K sqm 20 K sqm Value of REDS assets for the Group 80 m ELTEB main assets + Office buildings Athens Land in Athens ~ 10 K sqm 46 K sqm Value of ELTEB real estate assets 60 m Land in Ioannina 25 K sqm Land in Kantza Land in Gyalou 40 K sqm 36 K sqm Total value 140 m * Has recently sold out its two commercial centers (Athens, Patras) for 40 m and has MOUs for its other two main assets 21

OTHER HOLDINGS Athens Mont Parnes Casino 1H 2007 casino revenues and EBIT amount to ~ 96.5 m and ~ 29.7 m respectively Expected to reach ~ 250 million in revenue and ~ 75 million in EBITDA at steady state (2009) Tables will increase to 110 and slot machines to 1,500 at steady state Kassandra Mines 19.9% stake in EUROPEAN GOLDFIELDS and 5% in HELLAS GOLD, the company that operates the Kassandra mines in Chalkidiki, in a concession area of ~ 317 million m 2. There are three mines: Stratoni, total capacity 14.4 Moz silver, 0.2 Mt lead and 0.3 Mt zinc (in operation) Skouries, total capacity 5.0 Moz gold and 1.04 Mt copper (under development) Olympias, total capacity 4.3 Moz gold, 60 Moz silver, 0.6 Mt lead and 0.8 Mt zinc (under development) 1H 2007 revenues of ~ 31.5 m and EBIT of ~ 13.9 m 22

SHAREHOLDING STRUCTURE* 16.03% Marketability ( 000 shares), 1/10/2007 6.73% 32.57% 504 406 329 312 Avg. last 12 months Avg. last 6 months Avg. last 3 months Avg. last 1 month 44.66% Major Shareholders Greek Institutional Investors Foreign Institutional Investors Retail * As of Agust 2007 23