OMV's Q3 2025 Revenue Plunges 17.5% as EPS Nearly Doubles
OMV's latest quarter, ending September 30, 2025, is expected to show a significant revenue decline of around 17.5% to approximately 7.13 billion euros. Despite this, earnings per share (EPS) are anticipated to nearly double to about 1.44 euros, indicating improved profitability per share. The upcoming election results on October 29 will be crucial for the stock's future, with analysts providing guidance on October 17.
OMV's revenue is set to decrease significantly to 7.13 billion euros. However, EPS is predicted to rise substantially to 1.44 euros, almost double the previous year's 0.74 euros. This suggests that while sales are down, the company's profitability per share is expected to improve. The stock's future is closely tied to these election results 2024, with analysts providing guidance on October 17.
The stock has recently broken through its 200-day line, indicating a clear downtrend. Despite being one of the highest dividend yields in the ATX, the stock is facing alarming technical signals. Refinery margins have improved to 11.54 dollars per barrel, up from 8.08 dollars in the previous quarter, but the stock's technical weakness needs to be overcome with strong election results so far to ensure a positive outlook.
