Strong Performance Driven by Fuel and Chemical Segments
Austria’s OMV AG, the majority shareholder of OMV Petrom, reported an operating profit of €1.3 billion for the third quarter of 2025, representing a 20% increase compared to the same period last year.
The group’s strong results were driven by its fuel and chemical divisions. The fuels segment delivered an operating profit of €413 million, while the chemicals division surged 64%, reaching €222 million.
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Net profit attributable to OMV shareholders rose to €594 million, supported by revenue of €6.26 billion, despite a challenging global energy market.
CEO Alfred Stern highlighted that the results demonstrate the “resilience of OMV’s integrated business model” and the company’s steady progress under its 2030 Strategy.
“With solid advances in the Neptun Deep project and the diversification of our gas portfolio, OMV is well positioned to support Europe’s energy supply and strengthen its market position,” A. Stern said.
The quarterly report confirmed that the Neptun Deep offshore gas project in the Black Sea remains on schedule, with first gas production expected in 2027, a milestone in expanding Europe’s energy infrastructure.
OMV’s robust Q3 performance underscores the strategic role of OMV Petrom in the regional energy market and the company’s ongoing commitment to sustainable and diversified energy development.
Photo: Wall Street Journal
