Genesis reduces customer churn, upgrades guidance
However, Ebitdaf for the period was $195.5 million, 2% below its previous half-year result.
Electricity generation retailer Genesis has reduced its customer churn by almost 5% and upgraded its guidance for the financial year.
However, Ebitdaf for the six months to December 31 was $195.5 million, 2% below its previous half-year result.
Profit grew 75% to $49m, primarily due to fair
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