Nicosia, Cyprus. PwC Cyprus participated as Platinum Sponsor of the 14th Invest Cyprus International Investment Awards, marking 13 consecutive years of support for the event recognising international investors in Cyprus.
Held under the auspices of the President of the Republic and organised by Invest Cyprus, the awards recognised international companies and business leaders investing in Cyprus and contributing to the development of a modern, resilient and competitive economy.
2026 award recipients
This year’s recipients represented a range of sectors and reflected the strength of Cyprus’ investment environment and the international business community’s confidence in the country’s prospects as an investment destination.
The recipients of the 2026 Invest Cyprus International Investment Awards were Accor, Kraken, a Payward company, SayGames, RECONIQ Software Ltd, a member of the PLATH Group, Hartmann Group, Coral S.A. – Coral Cyprus and Premium Access Cyprus.
PwC Cyprus remarks
During the ceremony, PwC Cyprus CEO Andreas Yiasemides said Cyprus had made significant progress in recent years as a credible and attractive investment destination. He said the country’s strength lies in its ability to adapt, evolve and move forward.
Yiasemides said foreign investment plays a crucial role in the country’s growth and highlighted the importance of attracting investments that create long-term value, drive innovation and strengthen Cyprus’ competitiveness.
He added that further strengthening Cyprus’ position as an investment destination requires close collaboration among all stakeholders.
Long-term support
Yiasemides described the award recipients as valuable ambassadors for Cyprus, saying their activities and confidence in the country contribute to its progress, international outlook and presence on the global stage.
PwC Cyprus said its long-standing support for the awards aligns with its broader purpose of building trust and contributing to long-term, sustainable value through initiatives supporting entrepreneurship, investment and Cyprus’ competitiveness.