Results. On the surface, Mint has published attractive annual results. Ebitda rose sharply to 20.2 ME instead of 7.6 ME previously… But the margin is distorted by the gains generated on resale operations of electricity previously acquired from independent producers. This non-recurring income should not obscure the difficulties encountered by Mint in its historic activity as a green energy supplier. The company does not produce the electricity it offers to its customers. Mint sources its supplies from a wholesale market where price volatility has been very high since the outbreak of the war in Ukraine.
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