- Repsol reported net income of €603 million between January and June 2025. Adjusted income, which specifically measures the performance of the businesses, amounted to €1.353 billion.
- These results were achieved in a global context marked by geopolitical and trade tensions and high uncertainty, as well as the nationwide power outage in Spain on April 28.
- In this environment, Repsol’s integrated model has once again demonstrated its resilience, and all business areas—except for the Industrial division—have improved their results.
- In the first six months of the year, the company continued to make progress in the execution of its 2024-2027 Strategic Update, increasing shareholder returns and optimizing the company’s asset portfolios.
- The Board of Directors has approved a new capital reduction through the buyback of shares for a total amount of €350 million, intended for cancellation, to be executed in 2025. This operation follows the capital reduction completed yesterday.
+8.3%
Increase in gross cash dividend in 2025
557 kboed
Production in the second quarter
142,000
New power and gas customers in the second quarter
"In a complex environment, Repsol presents solid earnings, driven by the rebound in Upstream production and the continued strength of the Customer area, once again highlighting the resilience of our integrated company model. All business areas have improved their results, both quarterly and half-yearly, except for the Industrial division, which was impacted by the nationwide power outage in Spain on April 28."
Josu Jon Imaz, Repsol's Chief Executive Officer
2025
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Webcast broadcast (recorded broadcast)See
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Presentation on the first quarter 2025 results30 April 2025See pdf (763,14 KB)
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Financial and operating data tablesSee xlsx (175,39 KB)
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Press release30 April 2025See pdf (321,06 KB)
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Information on the first quarter 2025 results30 April 2025See pdf (1,03 MB)
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Q1 2025 Results ConsensusSee
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Trading statement 1Q202507 April 2025See pdf (374,73 KB)