Petrofac (PFC) H1 2024 earnings summary
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H1 2024 earnings summary
11 Feb, 2026Executive summary
An in-principle agreement for a comprehensive financial restructuring was reached to strengthen the balance sheet, improve liquidity, and support execution of the order backlog and future growth opportunities.
The restructuring is critical for ongoing operations, with implementation needed to avoid insolvency and support business stability.
Strong order intake in Asset Solutions and progress on new contracts awarded in 2023, with a robust $8.0 billion backlog and a $53 billion pipeline.
The business operated under significant constraints in H1 2024 but made progress in closing out legacy contracts and securing new awards.
New projects are performing well, and the market outlook remains robust, especially in core and energy transition sectors.
Financial highlights
H1 2024 revenue was $1,240 million, up 1% year-over-year; EBIT loss widened to $(106) million from $(72) million.
Net loss attributable to shareholders was $(208) million reported, $(162) million on a business performance basis.
Free cash outflow was $36 million, significantly reduced from $225 million in H1 2023.
Net debt increased to $622 million from $583 million at year-end 2023; gross liquidity at $164 million as of June 2024.
Backlog at $8.0 billion, with a pipeline of $53 billion in core and energy transition markets.
Outlook and guidance
The outlook is contingent on successful completion of the financial restructuring, with new E&C awards and backlog growth dependent on its implementation.
Backlog at Q3 2024 stood at $8 billion, with a pipeline of $53 billion in opportunities over the next 18 months.
E&C activity expected to increase in 2024 but remain below scale; Asset Solutions expected to maintain or grow activity with margin improvement.
Strategic priorities include strengthening the balance sheet, improving liquidity, and expanding energy transition capabilities.
Dividends remain suspended, with reinstatement expected once performance improves.