Galp 2Q26 results and guidance update

Key highlights
  • Group RCA EBITDA for Q2 2026 was €1,272m.
  • Net debt stood at €1.38bn at quarter end.
  • Board will propose a 10% dividend increase to €0.70 per share, with a €0.35 interim payable in August 2026.
  • Q2 capex of €496m included a €318m acquisition of an operational wind portfolio in Iberia.
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Operational performance

Galp reported RCA EBITDA of €1,272m in Q2, supported by a volatile commodities backdrop. Upstream contributed €700m, driven by higher oil prices, increased production and the Bacalhau FPSO ramp‑up. Industrial & Midstream generated €458m on high Sines refinery availability and strong trading results. Commercial delivered €113m (+12% YoY) and Renewables €11m, reflecting higher volumes and full consolidation of the acquired wind portfolio from June.

Cash flow and earnings

Group RCA EBIT was €1,055m and RCA net income €540m. Adjusted operating cash flow for the quarter was €1,076m and cash flow from operations €1,121m, helped by positive inventory effects of €146m offset by a €101m working capital build. Free cash flow for Q2 reached €544m.

Capital allocation and balance sheet

Q2 capex totalled €496m, largely reflecting the €318m renewables acquisition and ongoing investments in Sines projects, Bacalhau development and the Tupi infill campaign. The period included an accelerated buyback of €179m and the final tranche of the 2025 dividend (€240m); consolidation of the wind portfolio added €79m of net debt.

H1 results and outlook

For H1, RCA EBITDA was €2,216m, OCF €1,789m, capex €696m and free cash flow €591m, with net debt to EBITDA improving to 0.4x. Management cites an upgraded guidance and ongoing portfolio actions; Bacalhau ramp‑up continues and the Mopane exploration/appraisal campaign in Namibia with TotalEnergies is on track to start in Q4.

Source: Galp

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