BP Publishes Third-Quarter 2026 Results Presentation Transcript

By Public Technologies
  • BP plans to prioritize excess cash flow to settle its remaining Deepwater Horizon liabilities in full, following an agreement with Louisiana.
  • The third-quarter 2026 results presentation featured CEO Meg O'Neill, CFO Kate Thomson and investor relations SVP Craig Marshall.
  • Financial obligations are expected to fall to $33 billion-$35 billion by year-end from $44.3 billion, supported by cash generation and divestments.
  • Underlying replacement cost profit totaled $8.5 billion, while IFRS profit reached $4.7 billion.
  • Post-tax net impairments totaled $4 billion, primarily attributable to transition businesses including Lightsource bp and offshore wind.


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