Rubis Reaffirms 2026 EBITDA Guidance of €775 Million–€825 Million

By Public Technologies
  • Rubis reaffirmed its 2026 EBITDA forecast of €775 million to €825 million.
  • The outlook assumes a constant EUR/USD exchange rate of 1.13, with hyperinflation accounting effects unchanged from 2025.
  • Sustained high oil prices are expected to weigh on second-half demand, with softer demand forecast in Nigeria.
  • Third-quarter distribution gross margin rose 10% to €228 million, supported by 7% volume growth.
  • European bitumen operations are expected to deliver high volume growth at lower margins as operations ramp up.


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