MINT: directors' dealings · France · AMF

About MINT

Mint is a French provider of eco-responsible energy and telecommunications services listed on Euronext Growth Paris under the ticker ALMIN and ISIN FR0004172450. Formerly known as Budget Telecom, the company has undergone a significant strategic transformation to reposition itself around the energy transition and digital sobriety. The Mint Énergie brand was launched on 3 April 2017 to offer products enabling households and businesses to participate in the development of renewable energy. Over time, the group also broadened its scope into responsible telecom services, consistent with its positioning as a lower-impact alternative operator. Recent company disclosures indicate that Mint is a French-based business, headquartered in Montpellier, with additional teams in Lille following the acquisition of Planète Oui in February 2022. This gives the company a strong domestic footprint and a customer service model firmly rooted in France. Mint’s core business is the supply of green electricity and gas/biogas, supported by a portfolio of no-commitment offers, straightforward online subscription flows and consumption-monitoring tools. The company highlights a French renewable energy mix, notably wind, solar, hydro and biomass, and develops services aimed at helping customers both reduce their bills and better manage usage. Its offering also includes digital tools for contract management, invoice access and daily consumption tracking, reflecting a customer strategy that is highly technology-driven and focused on user autonomy. In telecoms, Mint historically marketed mobile plans designed around digital sobriety as well as refurbished handsets. Commercially, Mint addresses both B2C and B2B segments. The B2B activity has become an important growth engine, while the company continues to refine its B2C portfolio with a more selective acquisition strategy. In the first half of 2025, Mint reported revenue of €44.8 million, up 30% year on year, EBITDA of €2.4 million and net income of €3.4 million. This performance illustrates solid commercial momentum despite a volatile energy pricing environment. Mint also emphasizes a structured CSR approach, including the “Engagé RSE niveau confirmé” label and the “Service France Garanti” certification. A notable recent development was a governance refresh in October 2025, when Pascale Auger joined the board and founder Kaled Zourray stepped down, marking a new phase of professionalization for the group.