Billions in profit. Orlen improves financial results
In the published data, the company reported that the total assets of the Orlen Group at the end of 2025 amounted to PLN 272 billion 401 million and were higher by PLN 17 billion 604 million compared to the end of the previous year.
“After taking into account tax burdens in the amount of PLN 6,309 million the net result of the Orlen Group reached PLN 11,248 million and was higher by PLN 8,572 million year on year” – the company reported in the report on the profit account for 12 months of 2025.
The press release emphasized that in 2025 the Orlen Group achieved revenues of PLN 267.3 billion, LIFO EBITDA amounted to PLN 41.9 billionand cash flows from operating activities amounted to PLN 47.4 billion. “We achieved almost PLN 42 billion of LIFO EBITDA operating profit and over PLN 11 billion of net profit, despite the decline in fuel prices – it was calculated.
Lower debt and increased investments
“An excellent year is behind us,” Orlen’s president Ireneusz Fąfara summed up the results. He also pointed out that in 2025, the concern reduced its debt and at the same time invested a record PLN 32.6 billionof which – as he emphasized – “a significant part of them went to Polish companies.”
“This is the foundation of sustainable development. These results mean greater availability of fuels, faster economic development and growing investor confidence. Today we are stronger than ever for customers, shareholders and the entire Polish economy,” said Fąfara, quoted in Orlen’s release.
Difficult market environment for petrochemicals
According to the company, in the fourth quarter of 2025 alone, the Orlen Group generated revenues of PLN 72.1 billion, achieved LIFO EBITDA of PLN 12.2 billion, and cash flows from operating activities amounted to PLN 12.9 billion. Net profit at that time amounted to PLN 3,154 million.
In the last quarter of last year, the Orlen Group refineries processed 10.3 million tons of crude oil. At the same time, as the company noted, “the difficult market environment for petrochemicals continued.”
The company announced that its upstream & supply segment generated an EBITDA profit of PLN 4.2 billion in the fourth quarter of 2025, and the average daily production of hydrocarbons amounted to 215,000 at that time. boe (barrels of equivalent – PAP). “High crude oil processing supported by increased wholesale fuel sales was of key importance for the downstream segmentwhich reached PLN 3.7 billion in EBITDA LIFO,” Orlen emphasized.
Energy segment
He pointed out that his the energy segment generated EBITDA of PLN 3.7 billionand this result was mainly influenced by increased distribution of electricity and gas and higher production of heat and electricityincluding 34 percent from renewable sources.
The total capacity installed in the Orlen Group in 2025 was 6.4 GWe – increase by 3 percent year to yearof which 12% in renewable energy sources. During this time, 5.8 TWh of electricity was produced, i.e. 18% more. year to year.
Consumer & products segment
Orlen emphasized that “in accordance with the company’s strategy, the consumer & products segment integrates the sale of energy carriers: gas, electricity and fuels to end users.” The company calculated that EBITDA in this segment amounted to PLN 1.2 billion.
“The consistently implemented strategy and favorable market environment allowed us to achieve solid results in all business segments and further strengthen Orlen’s financial stability,” said Sławomir Jędrzejczyk, Orlen’s vice-president for finance. He noted that the company focuses “on increasing efficiency, responsible capital management and meeting shareholder expectations.”
“We take care of safe foundations, develop the Group’s potential and prepare for future challenges. Thanks to this, we are building a strong, modern concern, ready for market volatility and further, stable development,” added Jędrzejczyk.
Highest ratings in history
Orlen recalled that it has the highest ratings in history – A3 awarded by Moody’s Investors Service and “BBB+” awarded by Fitch Ratings Agency. According to the company, this confirms its “stable financial foundations” and “high potential to implement transformational investments.”
The information noted that the company’s bond issue on the Polish market worth PLN 2 billion in the fourth quarter of 2025 strengthened its financial liquidity, creating the basis for further investments.
The Orlen Group is a multi-energy concern that owns refineries in Poland, Czech Republic and on Lithuaniaand the network gas stations, including in Germany, Slovakia, Hungary and Austria. At the same time, it develops the crude oil and natural gas extraction segment, the petrochemical segment and the energy segment, including renewable energy sources. It also plans to develop nuclear energy based on small, modular SMR reactors.
