The Last Quarter Changed the Outlook for 2025. Equinor Reveals Financial Data
Equinor ended 2025 with lower results than the previous year, but the last quarter brought the company billions of dollars in profit.
The decline refers to a year-on-year comparison.
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The Norwegian energy company has published its financial results for the fourth quarter of 2025. Net profit amounted to $6.2 billion, which equals over NOK 59 billion. The data show a year-on-year decline, but also confirm the company's high level of activity.
Equinor's Financial Results in 2025
The fourth quarter of 2025 ended with a result of $6.2 billion. In the same period of 2024, it was $7.9 billion. This marks a clear year-on-year decline. However, the company maintained high profitability.
Throughout 2025, quarterly results varied. The first quarter brought about NOK 90 billion. The second quarter ended with just over NOK 65 billion. In the third quarter, the result was NOK 62 billion.
Throughout 2025, quarterly results varied. The first quarter brought about NOK 90 billion. The second quarter ended with just over NOK 65 billion. In the third quarter, the result was NOK 62 billion.
Forecasts predicted a lower result at the end of the year.Photo: stock.adobe.com/standard license
Production and Risk Factors on the Norwegian Shelf
Equinor's management points to record-high production in 2025. The company launched new fields and increased the number of wells on already exploited sites. Operations covered many regions worldwide. The data confirm the stable operation of key installations.
At the same time, there are signs of uncertainty. The Melkøya project in northern Norway and the Empire Wind project in the USA are highlighted. Their future may impact the company's upcoming results. Analysts point to the possibility of decreased activity in some segments.
At the same time, there are signs of uncertainty. The Melkøya project in northern Norway and the Empire Wind project in the USA are highlighted. Their future may impact the company's upcoming results. Analysts point to the possibility of decreased activity in some segments.
Economists are watching Equinor's plans for the coming years. Some major projects are nearing completion, which may affect the scale of operations on the Norwegian shelf. At the same time, the company remains an important source of revenue for Norway's economy.
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