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Mytilineos: European Commission once again drives Aluminium recycling industries to despair – Strong intervention

Mytilineos sharply criticises the European Commission for delaying measures on aluminium scrap exports, warning of the consequences for the competitiveness of European industry and the green transition

Mytilineos: Metlen enters its new growth phase from a position of strength, EBITDA target €2 billion

Medium-term EBITDA target of €2 billion – €1.15 billion expected for 2026 – Investment boost in alumina, gallium, energy storage – Plan for the independent listing of METKA on the stock exchange

Mytilineos (Metlen): 2025 is behind us, 2026 a year of stabilization and growth

The CEO’s personal commitment to shareholders and key takeaways from the analyst call

Mytilineos-Tsakos ‘ big deal in storage projects in Central Greece

Set up a special purpose vehicle with a 40%-60% stake

Mytilineos: Up to 25% of renewable energy output is lost

“Investments in core infrastructure are needed,” noted the Chairman of METLEN during the UN Global Compact business sustainability survey

Mytilineos: The existential crisis in Europe is here

Metlen's President and CEO fires back at Brussels for the way Europe is managing the trade war with the US - "The helmsmen of European politics seem to no longer recognize reality", he says, among other things - What he proposes

Mytilineos: Europe is facing a silent crisis – Proposes restrictions on aluminum scrap exports

Europe is losing its strategic aluminum – The "scrap battle" with the U.S. intensifies – “We must stop giving away our competitive advantage and start defending it,” said the president and CEO of Metlen

Mytilineos: We made mistakes in the EU on defence, energy and China

"Tariffs are part of the geopolitical game and only create losers," said the head of Metlen

Mytilineos to FT: Why we chose London for our IPO over New York

What he said about Europe's dependence on China and the political cost of having cheap natural gas