Onshore hydrocarbon producer IGas Energy announced its full year results for the year ended 31 December on Wednesday, with revenues rising to £35.8m from £30.5m. The AIM-traded company said its adjusted EBITDA fell to £9.2m from £10.2m, although it did swing to a profit after tax of £15.5m from a 2016 loss of £32.9m. Net cash from operating activities almost halved to £6.7m from £12.4m, while its net debt was significantly reduced at £6.2m from £99.7m. At year-end, IGas had cash and ...Den vollständigen Artikel lesen ...