SBM Offshore 1H26 profit attributable to shareholders rises 201% to US$ 826 million; Directional revenue more than doubles to US$ 4.9 billion
Reuters2026/08/06 05:09- SBM Offshore posted 1H 2026 IFRS revenue of US$2.79 billion, down 2%, while profit attributable to shareholders edged up 1% to US$325 million.
- On a Directional basis, revenue more than doubled to US$4.9 billion, EBITDA jumped 92% to US$1.31 billion.
- Directional net profit attributable to shareholders rose to US$826 million; Directional EPS climbed to US$4.9.
- Pro-forma Directional backlog rose 14% to a record US$35.6 billion; Directional net debt fell 35% to US$3.68 billion.
- Raised 2026 Directional guidance to around US$7.6 billion revenue and around US$1.9 billion EBITDA; Petrobras awarded FPSO SEAP I and SEAP II contracts.
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