BAKU, Azerbaijan, April 11. Hungarian MOL Group
shareholders have approved the company’s 2025 financial results,
adopted consolidated financial statements, and endorsed a dividend
payout of HUF 241 billion at its Annual General Meeting, Trend
reports via the company.
The dividend corresponds to an increase of 9.1 percent
year-on-year and implies a base dividend of about HUF 180 per
share, plus an additional special dividend of around HUF 120 per
share, bringing the total to roughly HUF 300 per share.
Shareholders also re-elected Oszkár Világi and György Bacsa to
the Board of Directors for another five-year term.
MOL reported profit before tax of USD 1.3 billion for 2025, an
11 percent decline compared to the previous year, reflecting mixed
performance across segments despite a stronger external environment
and currency effects.
The company’s Clean CCS EBITDA rose 6 percent year-on-year to
HUF 1.19 trillion (USD 3.37 billion), exceeding guidance, supported
by strong performance in refining margins and consumer
services.
Segment results were mixed: upstream earnings declined slightly
amid lower oil prices, while downstream EBITDA rose 10 percent
driven by refining margins. Consumer services grew 20 percent on
strong non-fuel sales, while gas midstream and circular economy
services saw declines due to regulatory and operational
factors.
MOL said operational challenges included reduced utilization at
its Danube refinery following a fire at a distillation unit, which
temporarily affected crude processing capacity in the final months
of the year.
