Trek Development kicked off 2026 with acquisitions, a strategy the company is expected to maintain in the coming months as it accelerates its investment drive and deploys the capital raised through its stock market listing in November 2025, management said during a presentation to the Hellenic Fund and Asset Management Association.According to Dinos Papapolyzos, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the listed company, “Trek is focusing on both organic and inorganic growth, raising the bar for its performance with a time horizon extending to 2027-2028, which are considered key years for the maturation of its acquisitions. During that period, the company is expected to fully unlock its potential across all three pillars of activity: Energy, through project development and financing; Infrastructure, through infrastructure development; and Smart Systems and Digital Transformation.”Papapolyzos added that “Trek will never acquire a highly leveraged, loss-making company. The objective of acquisitions is expansion, with a strong emphasis on enhancing post-tax profitability.”“At the same time,” he noted, “we are also exploring the prospect of acquiring companies larger than ourselves. If necessary, we will utilise all available financing tools for that purpose, including borrowing or a share capital increase.”It should be noted that institutional investors hold a combined 26% stake in Trek Development’s share capital, including Optima Bank Mutual Funds, Lyktos Holding, Piraeus Bank Mutual Funds, MI and Sigma Capital, European Reliance Mutual Funds, EFKA, Quest Holdings, Allianz, 3K Mutual Funds and TEDINVEST Limited (Theodoros Fessas).Acquisitions strategyWithin this framework, Trek’s management announced the acquisition of a 51.23% stake in TERRA ADVISORY, along with an option allowing TREK to acquire an additional 30% stake at the same valuation.Management also noted that another acquisition in the construction sector is expected to be announced in June, while the company is exploring the prospect of a further acquisition by year-end in the technology sector, with a focus on dual-use defence and civil protection solutions, aiming at system integration and critical infrastructure applications.The next investment move is expected in the construction sector, with the planned acquisition of a construction company also in June. The deal will enable Trek to participate in Category 5 and Category 6 projects, with a particular focus on energy-upgrade initiatives.“We are also looking at critical infrastructure projects, for example port facilities,” Papapolyzos said.The company’s third acquisition of the year is expected to concern its Digital Transformation pillar and involve a company operating in the defence and civil protection sectors.“This acquisition is a strategic bet for us,” Papapolyzos noted, stressing that Trek is particularly interested in integration capabilities in this field and their connection to critical infrastructure.