In 2023, the revenues of the Greek shipping group Attica, which is active in the maritime passenger transport segment and rolling stock, have reached a new all-time high to which it has the implementation of the merger to incorporation of the compatriot Anek Lines, whose turnover is has been included in the scope of consolidation of Attica since the December 4th ( of 21 September 2022 and 27 November 2023). The new record is 588.3 million euro, with an increase of +11.0% over 2022, and was achieved thanks to the new all-time peak of half-year revenues recorded by the group in the second half of 2023 amounted to €344.0 million, up +4.1% on the same period of the previous year, as well as the 244.2 million (+21.3%) totalled in the first half of 2023 the new record for this time of year.

Last year, the revenue generated by ticket sales amounted to €566.9 million (+10.5%), of which €401.3 million million for national shipping routes (+10.2%) and 165.6 million for international routes (+12.%), while the turnover generated by the from sales on board ships amounted to €19.7 million (+13.7%), of which €11.3 million for sales on board ferries sailors on domestic routes (+9.1%) and 8.4 million on those used on international routes (+20.7%).

Also contributing to the growth in annual sales was the the increase in the number of passengers and vehicles transported in 2023 the group's fleet, which is operated through the shipping companies Superfast Ferries, Blue Star Ferries, Hellenic Seaways, Anek Lines and Africa Morocco Link. Last year The ships carried a total of almost 6.5 million passengers (+6.6%), 1.0 million private cars (+3.1%) and 420 thousand trucks (+1.9%).

Attica Group's 2023 Annual Financial Statements Show A Margin gross operating income of €126.4 million (+118.8%) and a profit after taxes of €61.2 million (+259.0%).

Currently, the group's fleet consists of 43 vessels compared to 33 in 2022, including 28 traditional ferries, 13 ships and two ro-ro vessels.