Gold at last for Report!
Report has enjoyed great success. Our magazine took first place in the Czech Public Relations Awards and walked away with the main trophy – the large Lemur statuette. It took first place in the corporate periodicals category and can now, for the first time, boast the title of best corporate magazine in the Czech Republic. The competition is organised by the Public Relations Association (APRA).
MND has published its financial results
The MND Group has published its financial results for 2025. Consolidated profit after tax stood at 1.38 billion crowns, turnover amounted to 23.1 billion, and operating profit stood at 1.83 billion crowns.
Gold at last for Report!
Report has enjoyed great success. Our magazine took first place in the Czech Public Relations Awards and walked away with the main trophy – the large Lemur statuette. It took first place in the corporate periodicals category and can now, for the first time, boast the title of best corporate magazine in the Czech Republic. The competition is organised by the Public Relations Association (APRA).
The conflict in Iran and its impact on energy markets and prices
The market entered 2026 on a very optimistic note. Individual liquefied natural gas export projects were proceeding according to plan, and the forward market was pricing in a very healthy supply of gas, meaning prices remained low. The same was true for electricity and oil. But then came the turn of February and March, and everything suddenly changed.
Hodonín, five years after the tornado
Five years after a devastating tornado, Hodonín has become a model of comprehensive regeneration of public spaces. Thanks to the collaboration between the town, the Karel Komárek Family Foundation and other partners, dozens of projects have been carried out here, with a total value of over three-quarters of a billion crowns. Karel Komárek, a native of Hodonín, and his wife Štěpánka, whose foundation played a key role in the regeneration, also viewed the results of the transformation during a two-day visit.
Women in MND: Energy that takes many forms
Behind the curtain of the "MND can do it" campaign
Energy plans rapid growth and modernisation
The year 2025 was exceptionally successful for our division from both a financial and operational perspective. We achieved significant growth in production, revenue and profitability, and our overall results significantly exceeded the original plan. EBITDA reached CZK 1.7 billion, with our operations in Ukraine being the main driver of this outstanding performance.
MND Supports the School of Superheroes Project in Ukraine
MND is continuing its support for Ukraine through a second charity project in collaboration with Olena Zelenska’s foundation. Following the success of the first project, which helped dozens of foster families in Ukraine, the company has decided to support a unique initiative aimed at children in hospital.
He proposed. And he got a vineyard to go with it.
If you’d met Ondřej Zháněl when he was eighteen and told him he’d one day become a winemaker, he’d probably have tapped his forehead in disbelief. The son of an artistic blacksmith, growing up in Břeclav, he had a field behind his house where, at most, beetroot and potatoes were grown. Wine? That certainly didn’t feature in his plans back then.
MND bought generators for Kiev for 11 million crowns
MND, a company that has been operating in Ukraine for many years, has purchased a total of ten electricity generators, costing eleven million crowns, for the residents of Kyiv. The generators vary in size – ranging from high-output units with a capacity of 140 kW, capable of supplying electricity to large apartment blocks, to smaller generators with an output of 13 kW designed for smaller buildings.
"AI is like fire. Good servant, bad master."
Artificial intelligence is now part of almost every profession – and if we can use it properly, it can be of great help to us. We spoke to Libor Sedláček, an HR analyst at MND who has been actively using AI for several years, about his day-to-day experiences.
Disposal of Ždánice probes: closing another chapter of mining
At the start of 2023, the decommissioning of three wells in the Ždánice area was successfully completed. This symbolically marked the end of a chapter in the long history of oil and gas extraction in this region. Each well had a different history and significance, but what they had in common was that they had fulfilled their purpose and, upon reaching the end of their life cycle, were professionally and safely secured in a permanent state.