BP generated $47.383bn in sales and other operating revenues in Q4 2025 and posted an IFRS loss attributable to shareholders of $3.422bn, reflecting significant adjusting items and impairments. Underlying performance remained positive, with underlying RC profit per ADS of $0.60 and adjusted EBITDA of $8.961bn, while net debt ended the quarter at $22.182bn.
Sales and other operating revenues were $47.383bn in Q4 2025.
IFRS loss attributable to BP shareholders was $3.422bn (EPS per ADS: -$1.33).
Underlying RC profit per ADS was $0.60 in Q4 2025.
Net debt ended Q4 2025 at $22.182bn, with adjusted EBITDA of $8.961bn.
For 1Q 2026, bp expects reported upstream production to be broadly flat versus Q4 2025, customers volumes to be seasonally lower, and products to face lower industry refining margins partly offset by reduced turnaround activity; capex is expected to be broadly flat versus Q4 2025. For 2026, bp guides to slightly lower reported upstream production, broadly flat underlying upstream production versus 2025, capital expenditure of $13.0-13.5bn, divestment and other proceeds of $9-10bn (weighted to 2H), and Gulf of America settlement payments of around $1.6bn pre-tax.
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