BW Offshore

BW Offshore reported a Q2 net loss of USD 102.1 million and a first‑half loss of USD 78.7 million, driven by a non‑cash impairment of USD 125 million on the FPSO BW Opal. Management cut the 2026 EBITDA guidance to USD 250–280 million; commissioning of the BW Opal was delayed to Q2 2027 due to technical problems with supplied membrane components, and about USD 65 million in additional investments will be required. The share fell roughly 11% to NOK 40.35 and hit an intraday low of NOK 38.35, closer to its 52‑week low than its high. » Plus sur de.investing.com

BW Offshore is expected to hold a financial conference on 24 August 2026 and will release figures for the quarter ended 30 June 2026. Two analysts on average expect earnings per share of 0.115 USD (prior year 1.44 NOK) on revenue of 149.5 million USD (prior year 1.32 billion NOK). For the fiscal year, average estimates are 0.630 USD earnings per share and 686.0 million USD revenue (prior year 7.68 NOK and 5.29 billion NOK). » Plus sur finanzen.net

BW Offshore will publish results for the quarter ended 31 March 2026 on 18 May 2026. Two analysts on average expect earnings per share of 0.169 USD; in the same quarter last year earnings were 3.76 NOK. One analyst forecasts revenue of 114.0 million USD for the quarter. For the current fiscal year two analysts on average expect an EPS of 0.911 USD and revenue of 688.7 million USD. » Plus sur finanzen.net

BW Offshore reported Q3 earnings per share of $0.13, slightly above the forecast of $0.1232. Despite strong operating metrics (commercial availability nearly 99%) and positive financials (Q3 EBITDA $44 million, net profit $23.3 million, operating cash flow $142 million, liquidity $388 million), the stock fell 2.51% in pre-market trading to $34.90. Management highlights growth potential from FPSO projects as well as developments in floating wind and seawater desalination; the outlook for 2025 remains unchanged with expected EBITDA of $240–250 million. » Plus sur de.investing.com