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Trades about 180% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Metis Energy Limited functions as an investment holding company with a primary focus on the renewable energy industry. Its operations are organized into two key divisions: Renewable Energy, and Corporate and Other activities. The company is involved in the planning, procurement, operation, and maintenance of renewable electricity generation facilities, alongside the production and distribution of green energy across Vietnam and Australia. Furthermore, Metis Energy diversifies its portfolio with investments in real estate and offers supplementary services like overburden removal and equipment rental. Established in 1990, the Singapore-based firm was formerly known as Manhattan Resources Limited before officially rebranding to Metis Energy Limited in April 2022.
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