DCC Energy (DCC) investor relations material

Executive summary

• H1 adjusted continuing operating profit rose 1.1% to £175.2m; Energy Products and Mobility traded strongly despite volume headwinds, while Energy Services remained weak.

• Strategic simplification neared completion with the agreed Nexora sale; shareholders approved the recommended acquisition by an Energy Capital Partners- and KKR-led consortium.

Financial highlights

• Continuing revenue rose 20.2% to £7.288bn and gross profit increased 11.6% to £900.0m; reported revenue growth reflected higher commodity prices despite lower volumes.

• Adjusted continuing operating profit was £175.2m, up 1.1% reported and down 0.1% at constant currency; organic operating profit grew 0.5%.

• Continuing profit after tax was £61.0m versus £23.9m; total loss after tax widened to £262.7m, mainly reflecting discontinued-operation charges tied to Nexora.

• Adjusted continuing EPS rose 25.6% to 120.5p, primarily due to the lower weighted average share count after prior-year repurchases and tender offer.

Outlook and guidance

• Operations are significantly second-half weighted, in part because weather affects demand; seasonal working-capital outflows are expected to largely reverse in H2.

• Management expects ongoing strategic progress, growth and continued development activity in the year ahead.

• The recommended acquisition is expected to complete in Q1 2027, subject to remaining conditions and Irish High Court sanction; transition to private ownership is anticipated thereafter.

• Shell's French Mobility and Convenience acquisition is expected to complete in H1 2027, subject to approvals and staff consultation; Quanta Energy and Euro Oil were expected to complete before calendar year-end, subject to approval.