MOL Magyar Olaj (MOL) investor relations material

Executive summary

• Clean CCS EBITDA for Q2 2026 reached nearly USD 1.3 billion, up 89% year-over-year, driven by elevated oil and gas prices and strong Upstream and Downstream performance.

• Profit after tax was USD 786 million in Q2 2026, with net income for H1 2026 totaling USD 908 million.

• Major strategic developments included the acquisition of a 35% stake in Cyprus’s Aphrodite gas field, progress on the NIS transaction, and a landmark Polish Zloty bond issuance.

• Operational challenges included ongoing repairs from the AV3 fire and a major incident at the Hungarian petrochemical unit, constraining Downstream volumes.

• Consumer Services EBITDA fell 23% year-over-year due to widespread government-imposed fuel price controls across the region.

Financial highlights

• Clean CCS EBITDA for Q2: USD 1.297 billion, with H1 2026 Clean CCS EBITDA at USD 1.923 billion and net income at USD 908 million.

• Operating cash flow before working capital: USD 1.9 billion for H1 2026; after working capital: USD 763 million.

• Net debt increased by USD 374 million in H1 2026, with net debt/EBITDA at 0.49 and available liquidity at USD 5.0 billion.

• Dividend payout of HUF 241.2 billion (~USD 758 million) approved.

• Organic CAPEX up 33% year-over-year in H1 2026, nearing USD 600 million, focused on growth and efficiency projects.

Outlook and guidance

• No formal guidance issued due to high market volatility, ongoing geopolitical conflicts, and unpredictable government interventions.

• Management expects continued volatility and unpredictability in the second half, with supply security and government actions as key factors.

• Strategic focus on energy transition, targeting 25% emissions reduction and 30-40% of organic investments in low-carbon projects by 2030.

• Downstream resilience program aims to generate over USD 500 million annual improvements and raise segment EBITDA to at least USD 1.4 billion beyond 2027.

• Ongoing safety improvement efforts following incidents, with TRIR at 1.28 in H1 2026.