Koninklijke Vopak

Vopak reports H1 2026 revenue up 4% to EUR 677.10m, net income of EUR 186.40m and earnings per share of EUR 1.63; EBITDA was EUR 600.30m. Declines in net income and EPS versus the prior year were caused by one-off items in 2025 and a loss on a disposal. Utilization stood at 91%; revenue growth came from new projects and the core business, while operating costs fell due to lower insurance expenses. The company lifted its 2026 guidance for proportional EBITDA to EUR 1,180–1,220m, expects proportional operating free cash flow of around EUR 820m, announced an interim dividend of EUR 0.72 per share and is switching to semi-annual distributions. » Plus sur de.investing.com

Royal Vopak reported a proportional EBITDA of €294.6m for Q1 2026, 2% below last year but above the consensus of €286.0m. The company reiterates guidance for a stable proportional EBITDA of €1,150–1,200m and says the financial impact of the Middle East conflict, affecting about 5% of EBITDA, is accounted for within that range. Capacity remained stable at 20.5 million m³, utilization fell to 91% and the proportional EBITDA margin rose to 58.4%; currency effects weighed on results. Vopak is building 24 growth projects with €1.3bn of investment and plans cumulative cash returns to shareholders of €1.7bn by 2030, including dividend growth and up to €500m of share buybacks. » Plus sur de.investing.com

Vopak reports a proportional EBITDA of €1,184m for 2025, an operating free cash flow of €823m and an operating cash return of 15.6%. The company proposes a dividend of €1.80 per share (up 12.5% year on year; +50% since 2021) and launches a capital return programme of around €1.7bn through 2030, including up to €500m of share buybacks. Vopak announces €553m of new growth investments for 2025, retains its €4bn capex target to 2030 and guides a proportional EBITDA of €1,150–1,200m for 2026. » Plus sur de.investing.com