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Fiscal Year 2026
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The AGM highlighted robust financial results for 2025, a strong dividend proposal, and major strategic milestones such as the Borouge International joint venture and Neptun Deep project. Leadership transition to Emma Delaney was announced, and the company emphasized resilience amid geopolitical and market challenges.
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Q1 2026 saw resilient financial performance amid extreme market volatility and Middle East disruptions, with Clean CCS Operating Result over EUR 1 billion and reported net income boosted by the Borealis deconsolidation. The Borouge International transaction positions the chemicals segment for global growth.
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The conference detailed a strategy focused on gas growth, renewables, and chemicals, highlighted by the Borouge International joint venture. Strong cash flow, disciplined capital allocation, and a progressive dividend policy underpin ambitions for higher returns and sustainability.
Fiscal Year 2025
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Strong cash flow and resilient performance across all segments despite lower prices and volumes, with a robust dividend and major strategic progress in gas, renewables, and chemicals. 2026 guidance includes disciplined CapEx, stable production, and continued focus on growth and efficiency.
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OMV delivered robust 2025 results with a Clean CCS Operating Result of EUR 4.6 billion and strong cash flow, despite lower oil prices and economic uncertainty. Strategic investments in renewables, green hydrogen, and the Borouge Group International joint venture underpin future growth and resilience.
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Growth plans focus on gas, renewables, and chemicals, highlighted by the Borouge Group International joint venture. CapEx is reduced, with a new dividend policy enhancing shareholder returns. Supply chain diversification and strong cash generation underpin the strategy.
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Clean CCS operating result rose 20% year-over-year to EUR 1.3 billion, led by strong fuels and refining margins, while cash flow was impacted by working capital swings. Outlook for refining margins and E&P production was upgraded, with key growth projects and the Borouge Group International deal progressing as planned.
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Strategy 2030 focuses on integrated growth in energy, fuels, and chemicals, with gas and BGI as key drivers. CapEx is reduced and rebalanced, supporting strong cash flow and attractive dividends. BGI delivers a resilient dividend floor, while OMV advances efficiency, innovation, and security.
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Q2 2025 saw lower oil prices and volatile markets, with clean CCS operating result down 16% year-over-year and operating cash flow nearly EUR 1.1 billion. Strategic progress included regulatory approvals for the Borouge merger, green hydrogen investment, and Black Sea exploration.
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The AGM highlighted robust financial results for 2024, a record dividend proposal, and major strategic moves including the Borealis-Borouge merger and sustainability investments. Leadership succession planning was announced, and the company reaffirmed its commitment to transformation and innovation.
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Q1 2025 featured strong cash flow, resilient segment performance, and major strategic progress with the Borouge Group International deal. Despite lower year-on-year results and ongoing market volatility, guidance for 2025 remains steady, with robust liquidity and flexible CapEx plans.
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OMV and ADNOC will merge Borealis and Borouge and acquire Nova Chemicals, creating a global polyolefins leader with joint control. The deal is expected to deliver $500 million in annual synergies by 2030, robust dividends, and significant growth, with completion targeted for Q1 2026.
Fiscal Year 2024
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Solid Q4 and full-year 2024 results featured strong chemicals and energy performance, robust cash flow, and a 12.7% dividend yield. Strategic gas diversification, major project progress, and disciplined Capex support resilience amid market volatility.
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2024 delivered the fourth-best results in company history, with strong cash flow and a robust dividend despite lower oil/gas prices and geopolitical challenges. Major progress was made in portfolio diversification, renewables, and innovation, while a full exit from Russian contracts was completed.
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Solid Q3 performance was achieved despite lower oil prices and a Libya outage, with strong results in chemicals and retail. Cash flow from operations remained robust, and strategic progress was made in renewables. Full-year guidance was adjusted for lower oil and refining margins.
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Q2 2024 saw a 4% rise in Clean CCS operating result and strong cash flow, with chemicals and polyolefins driving growth. Guidance for polyolefin margins and gas prices was upgraded, while legislative changes in Romania temporarily impacted gas and power.
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Strategy 2030 is reaffirmed with higher financial targets, increased focus on sustainable businesses, and flexibility to adapt to market and regulatory changes. Major growth projects in chemicals, renewable fuels, and energy are progressing, with a strong commitment to shareholder returns and operational efficiency.