Strong comparable EBITDA and quarterly performance
Comparable EBITDA for 2025 was EUR 1.683 billion, an improvement of over EUR 400 million versus the prior year (≈ +31%). Q4 comparable EBITDA was EUR 601 million and Q4 free cash flow was exceptionally strong at EUR 809 million. Full year cash flow before financing activities reached EUR 759 million.
Performance Improvement Program (PIP) exceeded target
The PIP delivered a run-rate benefit of EUR 376 million (achieved one year ahead of plan). EUR 172 million of this run-rate impacted the 2025 P&L. Roughly 75% of savings came from cost reduction (procurement/logistics) and 25% from margin and volume optimization. The program will continue into 2026 with further upside targeted.
Substantial SAF and renewable product volume growth
SAF volumes doubled to ~867,000 tonnes in 2025 (+100% YoY). Renewable Products volumes increased from ~3.7 million to ~4.1 million tonnes (+~10.8% YoY). Renewable Products sales in Q4 reached ~1.1 million tonnes.
Oil Products operational strength and market capture
Porvoo refinery utilization reached 90% in Q4. Oil Products Q4 comparable EBITDA was EUR 321 million. Refining margin exceeded USD 20/bbl in the quarter and the diesel crack spike approached ~USD 30/bbl, which the team was able to capture.
Marketing & Services improvement and new retail initiatives
Marketing & Services improved results by ~10% year-on-year and Q4 EBITDA was EUR 28 million. The business launched new retail concepts in Finland with positive market reception.
Balance sheet progress and stable shareholder return
Leverage is clearly below the 40% cap set earlier, showing meaningful deleveraging progress. The Board proposes maintaining the dividend at EUR 0.20 per share (same as prior year).
Working capital and inventory management drove cash flow
Strong focus on AR/AP and inventory reductions in Q4 materially improved working capital and contributed to the strong quarter cash flow. Company reiterates 2026 cash-out investment guidance of EUR 1.0–1.2 billion.
Safety improvements and Rotterdam project progress
Process safety improved (process safety metric noted at 0.9) and total recordable injury frequency rate declined slightly. The Rotterdam capacity expansion shows good on-site safety and steady progress toward the planned 2027 start-up.