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Mar 31
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TotalEnergies Q1 2025 Earnings Report
TotalEnergies reported solid Q1 2025 earnings with strong upstream and electricity production growth, partially offset by weak refining margins.
Key Takeaways
TotalEnergies delivered robust performance in Q1 2025, driven by higher oil & gas and electricity output, despite pressures from soft refining and chemical margins. The company maintained strong cash flows and shareholder returns including a dividend hike and continued share buybacks.
Adjusted net income reached $4.2B with strong performance in upstream and power segments.
Hydrocarbon production rose 4% YoY to 2.56M boe/d, with gains in Brazil, US, and Asia.
Dividend raised to €0.85/share; $2B share buyback to continue in Q2.
Refining & Chemicals segment faced challenges from low margins and operational issues.
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TotalEnergies expects 2025 hydrocarbon production to grow more than 3% year-on-year, but faces margin pressure in refining and volatile commodity markets.
Positive Outlook
- Hydrocarbon production to grow >3% in 2025
- Ballymore and Mero-4 startups will boost production
- LNG selling price guidance between $9–$9.5/Mbtu in Q2
- Integrated Power performing in line with guidance
- Strong balance sheet supports continued shareholder returns
Challenges Ahead
- Oil price volatility expected with Brent <$70/b
- Refining and chemical margins to remain weak
- Q2 impacted by more planned maintenance
- Seasonal cash flow headwinds from working capital
- Geopolitical uncertainties may affect demand and pricing