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Swiss-based en­ergy com­pany MET Group de­livered a strong fin­an­cial and com­mer­cial per­form­ance in 2025, sup­por­ted by re­si­li­ent sales and marked by a sharp rise in rev­en­ues to EUR 28.5 bil­lion. The com­pany con­tin­ued its rapid as­cent in the European en­ergy mar­ket, con­tract­ing 242 BCM of nat­ural gas and trip­ling its LNG activ­ity.

Ben­jamin Lakatos, Ex­ec­ut­ive Chair­man of MET Group, de­tailed the com­pany’s evol­u­tion from a 2007 star­tup into a 28-bil­lion-euro en­ergy gi­ant, identi­fy­ing hu­man cap­ital and cul­tural align­ment as the primary drivers of suc­cess in a guest lec­ture at the Corvinus University of Bud­apest.

The geo­pol­it­ical crisis in the Middle East ap­pears to be es­cal­at­ing into an en­ergy crisis, with im­pacts be­ing felt around the world. How does an LNG ex­ec­ut­ive view this situ­ation? What con­sequences could a tight­en­ing of sup­ply have for Europe, and for our re­gion in par­tic­u­lar? We asked Luis Sánchez, Head of LNG at MET Group, about these top­ics.