Repsol Unveils €10 Billion Investment Plan and Higher Cash Flow Targets Through 2028

An update from Repsol ( (REPYY) ) is now available.

Repsol plans to invest between €8.5 billion and €10 billion through 2028, with 55% directed to Spain and Portugal and 34% to the U.S., and 30% of the total earmarked for low‑carbon projects, underscoring its evolution into a multi‑energy player. Backed by a BBB+/Baa1 credit rating and low leverage, the company expects operating cash flow to reach €6.5 billion in 2028, while allocating 50%–55% of that cash to growth investments and returning 30%–40% to shareholders via dividends and buybacks, signaling continued focus on both expansion and investor returns.

Management reaffirmed its strategic pillars of financial strength, disciplined capital allocation and attractive shareholder remuneration despite geopolitical volatility, including the conflict in the Middle East. Repsol aims for 2028 upstream production of 580,000–600,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day, significant industrial capex to keep refineries at the forefront, and up to 9,000 MW of low‑carbon generation, positioning the group to enhance resilience, capture value across cycles and reinforce energy security in its core markets.

The most recent analyst rating on (REPYY) stock is a Hold with a $26.00 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Repsol stock, see the REPYY Stock Forecast page.

More about Repsol

Repsol is a Spanish integrated multi‑energy company active across exploration and production, refining and industrial operations, customer supply and low‑carbon power generation, with a strong presence in Spain, Portugal and a growing footprint in the United States. The group combines conventional oil and gas with an expanding portfolio of profitable low‑carbon projects as it pursues a net‑zero emissions target by 2050.

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