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Catch Group enters energy retail

by Staff Writer
April 2, 2019
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Catch Group, the online company behind catch.com.au, has launched a new service, Catch Energy, in partnership with 1st Energy. The service will provide competitively priced energy and gas plans, as well as shopping vouchers called ‘CatchBack’.

CEO of Catch Group, Nati Harpaz, stated that the company is keen to take aim at the major energy retailers and helping Australians get the best possible deal on their utility bills over the long term.

Adam Landry, 1st Energy CEO, commented: “Catch’s commitment to offering consumers a better deal and great value is directly aligned with our philosophy at 1st Energy. We are looking forward to working together.”

Catch Energy will be available for electricity customers in Victoria, NSW and South East Queensland in April 2019, as well as gas customers in Victoria from May 2019.

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