bp reported Q325 underlying replacement cost (RC) profit of $2.2bn (Q225: $2.4bn), with stronger operating performance partly offset by a higher tax rate (due to regional profit mix changes). Operating cash flow rose to $7.8bn from $6.3bn, supported by a working capital release of around $0.9bn compared to a $1.4bn build last quarter. Net debt remained stable at $26.1bn, despite redeeming $1.2bn in hybrid bonds. The dividend was maintained at 8.32c per share, and bp announced a further $0.75bn share buyback to be completed before the Q4 results. Capital expenditure of $3.4bn was consistent with FY25 guidance of around $14.5bn.Den vollständigen Artikel lesen ...
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