A decision by Enterprise Greece for a payment of 16,533.34 euros brings to the forefront a case that reasonably demands further answers.
According to the decision published on Diavgeia, the payment was approved for the company DIMKA PC for «specialized consulting support services», covering project maturation and the drafting of technical bulletins for the period of July–August 2026.
The amount stands at 16,533.34 euros including VAT and, according to the same document, is charged to the budget of Enterprise Greece. The decision bears the signature of Chief Executive Officer Marinos Giannopoulos.
The element sparking the greatest interest is the registered headquarters of the supplier at 45 Dimarchou Angelou Metaxa Avenue and Eleftherias, an address publicly linked to the Crystal Blue.
And this is where the questions begin.
What project was «matured» exactly? Which technical bulletins were drafted? What were the deliverables? Why is the object of the contract not described in greater detail in the payment decision? And above all, under what criteria was this specific contractor selected?
Diavgeia itself shows that it was preceded by an invitation for submission of financial bids, an award decision, and a contract at the beginning of July 2026.
The crucial point, however, is not merely whether the formal procedure was observed. It is whether the taxpayer can clearly understand what exactly was purchased with 16,533 euros of public funds.
Because when the description stops at generic terms like «project maturation» and «drafting of technical bulletins», while the amount is entirely concrete, transparency demands equally concrete answers.
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