Metlen Energy & Metals Grows Revenue but Profits Hit by Project Losses

Metlen Energy & Metals PLC ( (GB:MTLN) ) has issued an update.

Metlen Energy & Metals reported a 25% jump in 2025 revenue to €7.1 billion, driven by record renewables performance and more than doubled infrastructure and concessions turnover, but EBITDA fell 30% to €753 million and net profit halved to €314 million after heavy losses in its M Power Projects unit. Despite project overruns at the Protos UK project and a roughly 78% profit slump at its renewables, storage and energy transition platform, the group maintained solid results in its integrated energy utility, doubled infrastructure EBITDA to €100 million and is pressing ahead with strategic investments in critical metals, circular metallurgy and defence while leveraging index inclusion on the London Stock Exchange to support its expansion and risk-managed positioning in volatile energy and metals markets.

The most recent analyst rating on (GB:MTLN) stock is a Buy with a EUR55.00 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Metlen Energy & Metals PLC stock, see the GB:MTLN Stock Forecast page.

More about Metlen Energy & Metals PLC

Metlen Energy & Metals PLC is a diversified energy and metals group with listings in London, Athens and via U.S. ADRs, operating as Greece’s largest independent fully integrated utility. The company spans power generation, electricity and natural gas supply, renewables, storage and energy transition activities, as well as metals, infrastructure and concessions, with growing exposure to critical metals and defence.

Average Trading Volume: 287,349

Technical Sentiment Signal: Strong Sell

Current Market Cap: €4.86B

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