Rubis Reports Volume and Margin Increase in Q3 2025
Rubis experienced an increase in both volumes and margins in its key energy distribution operations for the third quarter of 2025, despite a decline in crude oil prices, according to the group.
Energy Distribution Volume and Revenue Analysis
Rubis' energy distribution volume grew by 6% in the third quarter of 2025 compared to the same period last year, reaching 1,581,000 m³. However, total revenue decreased by 3%, amounting to 1.58 billion euros. The Retail & Marketing segment saw a slight revenue decline of 1%, while the Caribbean region experienced a 2% increase. Conversely, revenue from the Support & Services segment fell by 17% due to the usual volatility at the SARA refinery. Meanwhile, the renewable electricity production sector saw its revenue increase by 24%, reaching 21 million euros.
Advancements in Renewable Electricity Production and Bitumen Sector Growth
Rubis observed an acceleration in the development of renewable electricity production, with installed capacity increased by 23%, reaching 633 MWc in the third quarter of 2025. The secured portfolio also grew by 25%, amounting to 1.3 GWc. In the bitumen sector, volumes increased by 17%, supported by a strategic integration in Angola which accounted for nearly half of this growth. Gross margins saw a significant rise of 33% during this quarter.
Financial Outlook and Sustainability Ratings
Rubis forecasts an EBITDA ranging between 710 and 760 million euros for the year 2025. The group continues to pass on fluctuations in oil prices to its customers, focusing on volumes and unit margins as key performance indicators. Rubis maintains its ambitions for the Photosol subsidiary, targeting a secured portfolio of over 2.5 GWc by 2027. Regarding extra-financial ratings, MSCI maintains its AA rating, while Sustanalytics and ISS ESG have shown improvements in their respective evaluations.
