(Alliance News) – doValue Spa announced on Tuesday that it has been awarded new servicing mandates in the Hellenic region with a total gross book value of approximately EUR250 million, further consolidating its leadership position in Greece and Cyprus.
The mandates cover two non-performing loan (NPL) portfolios for which doValue will act as the sole and exclusive servicer. The first, valued at approximately EUR100 million, was originated by the National Bank of Greece and sold to specialized investors; it comprises exposures to around 2,200 debtors, primarily secured by residential real estate. The second portfolio, worth EUR150 million, includes NPLs originated by Cypriot banks involving approximately 1,300 debtors and was awarded by an international investor.
The company highlighted that these transactions align with a strong growth trend in Cyprus, where its subsidiary doValue Cyprus has secured approximately EUR1 billion in new NPL mandates over the past twelve months. This effectively captures nearly all available market opportunities and brings its market share to over 50%.
In parallel, doValue has bolstered its operating platform by acquiring a majority stake in Omnitouch Cyprus, a firm specializing in customer interaction services for banks and corporations. The transaction, already reflected in the 2025 accounts and carrying no significant financial impact, expands the group’s digital and data-driven capabilities, supporting its expansion into the non-financial credit business.
The group emphasized that the integration of servicing, customer management, data analytics, and automation remains a cornerstone of its growth strategy across Southern Europe.
By Giuseppe Fabio Ciccomascolo, Alliance News senior reporter
Comments and questions to redazione@alliancenews.com
Copyright 2026 Alliance News IS Italian Service Ltd. All rights reserved.