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Rubis SCA

Rubis SCA is an energy distribution company operating in Europe, Africa, and the Caribbean through its Energy Distribution and Renewable Electricity Production segments. It retails and distributes aviation and marine fuel, heating oils, lubricants, liquefied gases, and bitumen, and provides trading, supply, refining, logistics, and shipping activities. The company also operates service stations offering charging stations, convenience stores, catering, and car washing, and produces photovoltaic electricity via ground-based facilities, parking canopies, and rooftop installations. Rubis was incorporated in 1954 and is headquartered in Paris, France.

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Rubis Upgrades Guidance After Strong First Half

French energy distributor Rubis raised its full-year guidance after reporting a strong first half, sending shares up about 5% in Paris. Revenue rose 24% to €4.07 billion, EBITDA increased 18% to €434 million, and net income climbed 17% to €191 million. Management now expects 2026 EBITDA between €775 million and €825 million, up from a previous range of €740 million to €790 million. The core Energy Distribution business drove results with a 15% EBITDA increase to €435 million, while Renewable Electricity Production grew 42% to €15 million. However, adjusted cash flow from operations fell 19% to €223 million due to higher working-capital requirements, and total net financial debt rose to €1.47 billion. Rubis benefits from geographic diversification, with strength in the Caribbean, Africa, and European bitumen, though it faces softer Nigerian demand and lower-margin growth in Europe.
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Patrick Molis resigns from Rubis Supervisory Board with immediate effect

Patrick Molis has resigned from the Rubis Supervisory Board with immediate effect, the company announced on August 10, 2026. His mandate was originally set to expire in June 2028. Following the resignation, the Supervisory Board now consists of 11 independent members, six of whom are women, representing 55% of the board.
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