MET said in its financial report that it has delivered 5.42 mtpa of LNG to 17 markets in Europe including Belgium, Croatia, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Spain, and the UK.
In addition, MET delivered LNG to countries in Asia, including India, China, Japan, and South Korea.
In recent years, MET has “built one of the most geographically diverse LNG import portfolios in Europe,” with long-term regasification capacity bookings in Germany, Croatia, and Spain.
The company said it aims to become “the LNG partner of reference across Europe.”
MET is extending its LNG cooperation with UK-based energy giant Shell by signing a new memorandum of understanding.
The company plans to buy more US LNG volumes from Shell to supply European customers.
In addition to supply, MET ordered its first LNG carrier for delivery in 2027 after reaching a partnership agreement with Danish shipowner Celsius in 2024.
Revenues jump
MET reported a 59 percent rise in revenues year-on-year to 28.5 billion euros (33.6 billion).
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.
In 2025, MET transacted a total of 242 Bcm of natural gas, reflecting a 73 percent increase compared to 140 Bcm in 2024.
MET also recorded total traded power volumes of 160 TWh in 2025, a 111 percent increase from the previous year.
“In 2025, MET Group expanded its gas and power sales activities to 23 countries across Europe,” MET CEO Huibert Vigeveno said.
“What sets MET apart is our customer focus, our truly pan-European presence, and our independence – positioning us as the only energy company in Europe active in gas, LNG, power, and renewables at this scale of customers and countries,” he said.
