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Audit Office Complains as Paphos Buys only Half of Required New Buses

Summary by Cyprus Mail
The audit office on Monday complained that the concessionaire for Paphos public transport company Osypa has purchased only 32 of the 72 new buses it was contractually obliged to add to its fleet by February, despite incurring millions of euros’ worth of financial sanctions because of its failure to buy the remainder. It said that […]

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A groundbreaking investigation by the Audit Service reveals that 2.5 years after the end of the transitional period, the Contractor delivered only 32 of the 72 pre-agreed new buses – A complete X-ray of the dispute between the Ministry of Transport and OSYPA. An unprecedented impasse in public passenger transport in the Paphos District is brought to light by the Audit Service of the Republic. According to […] Paphos bus fiasco: €4.5 million fine…

The Audit Service records serious delays in the implementation of the contract – Questions about the effectiveness of sanctions and the ability of the state to enforce contractual obligations. Forty of the 72 new buses that the Concessionaire of public transport in the Paphos district had committed to include in its fleet are still missing, more than two years after the end of the transitional period. At the same time, the financial sanctions im…

Sanctions were imposed but not complied with

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cyprustimes.com broke the news on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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