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Technip Energies has declared 2025 a year of strong execution, setting new company benchmarks for revenue and EBITDA targets. The company anticipates 2026 will be its highest-ever year for order intake, entering the new year with robust financial health and a strengthening backlog.
The company's fourth-quarter 2025 results showed a net profit of €81.9 million, a nearly 25% decline from the prior year. Revenue for the quarter also decreased by 6% to €1.77 billion, contributing to a full-year 2025 revenue of €7.186 billion. Analysts noted the quarterly revenue and EBITDA of €160 million were slightly below consensus expectations, with project delivery also falling short of forecasts. Despite this, the medium-term outlook is strong, driven by recent awards and a rich commercial pipeline, even as the LNG project pipeline appears slightly leaner than in previous years.
Throughout 2025, Technip Energies strategically positioned itself for mega-projects expected to materialize in 2026, including LNG developments in the US, Africa, and the Middle East. A key achievement was the recent award of a major EPC contract, as part of a joint venture, to build onshore LNG facilities for QatarEnergy's North Field West (NFW) project. This builds on the company's prior successful work on Qatar's North Field East and North Field South projects. Other significant 2025 awards include the Coral Norte FLNG project, a sustainable aviation fuel production facility in the Netherlands, and the Qatar NFW EPC award, which collectively contribute to a positive future revenue and free cash flow trajectory.
Technip Energies ended 2025 with a substantial order backlog of €15.95 billion and a strong net cash position of around €1 billion. Management has provided guidance indicating the backlog is expected to grow to approximately €24 billion by the first half of 2026. The company's leadership remains optimistic about market prospects, citing a compelling long-term growth outlook for its core markets, particularly natural gas and circularity solutions for decarbonization. The financial performance in 2025 demonstrated high free cash flow generation, underscoring the company's operational expertise and commitment to its financial targets.
26 February 2026
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