- CEO
- Ioannis K. Damigos
- Full Time Employees
- 20
- Sector
- Process industries
- Industry
- Textiles
- Address
- Athens Greece
- IPO Date
- Mar 27, 1974
- Business
- Lanakam S.A. is a Greece-based commercial enterprise primarily engaged in the import, wholesale, and retail distribution of apparel, footwear, and fashion accessories, alongside activities in commercial real estate management and renewable energy generation. The company operates across three principal business segments: Commercial Apparel and Footwear, Real Estate, and Renewable Energy. In its commercial division, Lanakam S.A. imports, markets, and distributes branded casualwear, sportswear, outerwear, formal attire, and denim; men's, women's, and children's footwear; fashion accessories, leather goods, and bags; and operates proprietary retail boutiques, outlet stores, franchise units, and e-commerce shopping portals, complemented by wholesale distribution to independent fashion retailers and department stores. In its real estate segment, the company owns, manages, and leases commercial properties, including office buildings, distribution centers, and storage facilities. In its renewable energy segment, Lanakam S.A. develops, operates, and maintains grid-connected photovoltaic solar power parks, generating and selling electricity under long-term power purchase frameworks. Founded in 1940 and headquartered in Athens, Greece, the company primarily serves retail consumers and commercial wholesale clients across Greece and Cyprus. In recent developments, Lanakam S.A. has expanded its operational scope by increasing capital investments in solar photovoltaic energy projects to strengthen recurring non-apparel revenues. The company has also restructured its commercial operations through the enhancement of omnichannel e-commerce capabilities, modernization of key retail points of sale, optimization of its brand licensing and distribution portfolio to prioritize high-margin lifestyle labels, and reorganization of its logistics and warehousing infrastructure to maximize operational efficiency.