OMV achieves a solid clean CCS operating result

OMV announced its results for the 2025 financial year with a clean CCS Operating Result of €4.6 billion and clean CCS net income attributable to stockholders of €1.9 billion.
Sales from continuing operations amounted to €24.3 billion.
Cash flow from operating activities stood at €5.2 billion. The clean operating result of the Energy segment was €2.7 billion, while the clean CCS Operating Result of the Fuels business segment increased to €1.1 billion.
The clean Operating Result of the Chemicals segment rose to €784 million.
Alfred Stern, chairman of the Executive Board and CEO, said: “OMV achieved solid performance in the 2025 financial year despite the very challenging market environment, proving yet again the robustness of our integrated business model.
“A key strategic milestone was the progress made on the formation of Borouge Group International, through which we, together with our long-standing partner ADNOC, are establishing a global leader in polyolefins.  
The clean CCS Operating Result increased by 20% to €1.1 billion due to higher refining indicator margins.
The utilisation rate of the European refineries rose slightly in 2025 to 89%.
The higher utilisation of the Schwechat refinery in 2025 clearly compensated for the negative effects of both the planned shutdown at the Petrobrazi refinery and the coker repairs at the Burghausen refinery in 2025.
Fuels and other sales volumes in Europe were just above the previous year’s level at 16.4 million tons.
The result of the retail business grew predominantly due to improved fuel margins and higher sales volumes following the acquisition of filling stations in Austria and Slovakia and positive development in the non-fuel business.
The contribution from ADNOC Refining & ADNOC Global Trading increased in 2025 to €101 million, attributable mainly to higher refining indicator margins.