London-based energy supplier Octopus Energy has recorded its second year of profitability, despite a dip in revenues. The company’s tech arm, Kraken, which files separate financial accounts, saw a near six-fold increase in profit in 2024.
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February 4, 2025
Octopus Energy turns profit for second year running as its tech arm surges
The company’s tech arm, Kraken, saw significant growth in 2024
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