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(Bloomberg) - MET International, which entered the LNG market in March 2016, has traded 10 cargoes this year vs fewer than 5 last year, György Vargha, CEO of the Zug, Switzerland-based trader, said in a telephone interview.

European energy trader MET Group has increased its revolving credit facilities (RCF) from €560mn,  signed earlier this year ,  to €735mn.

U.K. may seek more pipeline gas if LNG market is short: MET Southern France, Spain, Turkey lured LNG cargoes last winter Just as Britain’s need for liquefied natural gas may be at its most critical this winter, tankers may still berth elsewhere as traders face off against buyers from Asia to Turkey.

Who could have imagined that a US company would be delivering natural gas to a former Warsaw Pact country, Poland? Well, that's exactly what is happening in the year 2017.

Originally established in Hungary, MET Group today is one of the key players in energy and commodity trading in Central Europe. As an important milestone in its expansion, the company moved its headquarters to the Swiss city of Zug — a municipality that, in addition to low corporate and personal income tax rates, offers high-tech technology and telecoms infrastructure and a service infrastructure of banks, insurers, consultants and IT companies catering for the needs of commodity traders. We...

We paid a visit to the headquarters of MET Holding, an energy trading company with Hungarian roots but growing international presence. While hardly a metropolis, the town of Zug is the capital of Switzerland’s smallest canton of the same name and is one of the most important hubs of global energy trade.

Article by Gergely Szabó, CEO, MET Hungary (Figyelő business weekly) Energy trading company MET has already offered the opportunity to a host of young talents to leave the boundaries of Central and Eastern Europe behind and achieve unprecedented success. The message is simple: if you do well, a new world opens up for you. Such opportunities in life are rare indeed.

Finanz und Wirtschaft, 26 October 2016 Benjamin Lakatos founded MET Group nine years ago. Ever since the international commodity trading company, with its seat in Zug, Switzerland, has enjoyed double-digit growth.

Oil prices are likely to stay highly volatile over the year. A clearer picture of the market will only emerge by late 2016, says Tony Hughes, CEO of the London-based oil trading arm of MET Group.

Global oversupply of LNG set to end up in Europe, MET CEO says MET started LNG desk to take advantage of a buyer's market Europe may soon buy excess supply of liquefied natural gas, helping determine global prices, according to MET Holding AG, a Swiss energy trader focused on eastern Europe.