Switzerland met energy trading

About our company

METI is building bridges: across liquid and illiquid markets, traders, originators, sales and asset operators, across professionals coming from different cultures, across physical assets and commercial optimum, across different

Activity

We are a fully integrated business unit of MET Group, a prominent European energy company headquartered in Switzerland. The Group operates subsidiaries in 15 countries across Europe and is an active participant in 30 national gas markets as well as 39 international trading hubs.

Divisions

With a strong financial standing with headquarters in Switzerland, we are the preferred and trusted reliable long-term partner and supplier of gas, electricity, and energy solutions to all size of end customers across 14 countries in Europe

About our company

MET Group is an integrated European energy company, headquartered in Switzerland, with activities in natural gas and power, focused on multi-commodity wholesale, trading and sales, as well as energy infrastructure and industrial

About our company

METI is building bridges: across liquid and illiquid markets, traders, originators, sales and asset operators, across professionals coming from different cultures, across physical assets and commercial optimum, across different commodities – in a highly complex and turbulent energy market environment.

MET Zug AG | Global Commodity Trading Leader

Founded in 2010 in Zug, Switzerland, MET Zug AG has grown to become a trusted name in European energy and commodity trading. As a wholly owned subsidiary of Energcom Ltd, our global operations and assets span major markets worldwide, ensuring diverse and reliable access to critical resources.

MET Group

MET Group was founded by Benjamin Lakatos in 2007 as an unlisted joint-stock company. MET Group has been present in Zug, Switzerland since 2011. In early 2016, the annual gas trading volume reached 16 BCM (3.8 mi ). MET Capital Partners AG – a company owned by Benjamin Lakatos – acquired the MET stocks in a 2018 management buyout with financial capital obtained from the Dutch ING Bank. In January 2020, Keppel Energy Switzerland acquired a 20 per cent st