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Galp Posts €111 Million Loss in Q1 2026 Due to Impact of One-Off Items, but Increases Profit by 41% to €272 Million

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The Corner Norbolsa | The Portuguese oil company beats expectations, with EBITDA up 41% due to increased production and higher crude oil prices, reaching €943m compared to the consensus estimate of €890m. Production in Brazil rose by 23% in Q1. Galp recorded losses of €111 million in the first quarter of the year due to the impact of one-off items largely related to outstanding financial derivatives. However, excluding these amounts, the company…

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About 73% of this value originated in the business unit of exploitation and production of oil and natural gas. Between January and March, the result also grew 41% to 943 million, compared to 2025.

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The result compares with the average estimate of 276 million euros in the ‘consensus' of the analysts. Company says it continues to foresee agreement with Spanish Moeve in mid-of this year.

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Results l quidos increase 41% to 272 million euros in the first quarter.

Galp Energia: profit in sharp increase in 1T thanks to oil of Brazil Admin FCE 27 Apr 2026 - 09:03 The Portuguese oil and gas group Galp Energia announced on Monday that it had achieved an adjusted net profit of 272 million euros in the first quarter, increasing by 41% over a year, driven by a sharp increase in oil production in Brazil and by the sharp improvement in its refining margin.The total oil and gas production increased by 23% over a ye…

Galp closed the first quarter of the year with an adjusted profit of 272 million euros, an increase of 41% compared to the homologous period, supported by the increase in oil and natural gas production in Brazil.

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Jornal de Negócios broke the news in Porto, Portugal on Monday, April 27, 2026.
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