Limassol, Cyprus. The Cyprus University of Technology (Tepak) said it expects to welcome its first students to new dormitories in the Berengaria area of Kato Polemidia in September, following completion of the first phase by June 30, 2026. The university has launched a tender for integrated management and operation of the residences to enable leasing of the initial 154 beds.
Tepak launches tender for residence management
To enable the leasing of the initial 154 beds, Tepak launched a tender through the electronic procurement system for the integrated management and operation of the student residences.
The contract has an estimated value of €3.012 million, with bids accepted until March 27 at 12.00.
The contract covers full operational management of the student residences in Limassol for three years, with the right of renewal for an additional two years, a renewal the contractor would be obliged to accept.
Eurobank highlights shipping finance transition at Limassol forum
Eurobank said shipping finance is entering a decisive transition phase during its participation in the 9th Annual Capital Link Cyprus Shipping Forum in Limassol, held earlier this week.
The 9th Annual Capital Link Cyprus Shipping Forum, held with the support of Eurobank, highlighted new trends, challenges and opportunities shaping the international shipping market.
Eurobank participated in this year’s Ship Finance Forum, reaffirming its commitment to the shipping sector and presenting positions on evolving conditions in international shipping finance.
The conference took place amid heightened geopolitical uncertainty, intensifying regulatory requirements and accelerating energy transition, and brought together executives from shipping, the banking community and the capital markets.
Bank of Cyprus updates 2026 financial calendar
Bank of Cyprus (BoC) released an updated financial calendar for 2026, including dates related to its proposed dividend distribution.
BoC said the revised calendar includes key reporting dates and shareholder events throughout the year.
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