Metlen Energy & Metals (MYTIL) Guidance summary
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Guidance summary
6 Feb, 2026Guidance on key objectives
2025 EBITDA now expected to be approximately 25% lower than previously targeted due to cost overruns and transaction timing.
Medium-term EBITDA guidance remains unchanged at €1,900-2,080 million through organic growth.
Potential M&A transactions in Western Europe are anticipated to reach decision stage in the short term.
Market trends and strategic opportunities
2026 performance has started positively, supported by strong market trends and progress in growth initiatives.
Strategic initiatives and plans
Enhanced quarterly project reviews and operational controls have been implemented to manage costs and timelines.
M Power Projects division has been reorganized and integrated into the Renewables, Storage & Energy Transition segment.
Asset rotation transactions in the UK, Spain, and Australia are ongoing, with the UK closing announced in February 2026.
Latest events from Metlen Energy & Metals
- Record H1 2026 results with double-digit growth, lower leverage, and major strategic milestones.MYTIL
Q2 2026 - Record shareholder support for all resolutions amid strong growth and strategic investments.MYTIL
AGM 2026 - Q1 2026 revenue up 37% YoY to €2.05bn, driven by robust growth across all business sectors.MYTIL
Q1 2026 TU - Revenue up 25% to €7.1bn, but EBITDA down 30% on project losses; net profit and EPS halved.MYTIL
Q4 2025 - Turnover up 22% to €5,115M, driven by energy, metals, and infrastructure growth.MYTIL
Q3 2025 TU - Revenue up 45% to €3.61bn, but EBITDA and net profit fell amid Power Projects losses.MYTIL
Q2 2025 - Record H1 2024 profit and EBITDA growth, with strong energy and metals performance.MYTIL
H1 2024 - Aims to double EBITDA to €2B, expand in renewables and metals, and list in London.MYTIL
CMD 2025 - Record EBITDA, strategic metals deal, and digital investments drive strong growth outlook.MYTIL
Q4 2024