Orlen ‘s dividend for 2025 will amount to PLN 8 per share, according to the strategy, and the company will allocate a total of PLN 9.3 billion for its payment. This was the decision taken by the company’s shareholders, following an earlier recommendation by Orlen’s Management Board. The date of the dividend was set for 18 June 2026 and the date of its payment for 25 June this year.
Orlen’s shareholders also approved the company’s financial statements and decided to discharge the current Orlen Management Board, expressing support for the direction of strategic transformation and building a strong company.
– The record dividend and dynamic growth are the result of implementing a strategy that turns ambitions into concrete results. We are consistently investing in the future, strengthening the energy security of Poland and the region, while building sustainable shareholder value. Thanks to this, Orlen is not only growing, but also setting the direction of change for the entire sector. Since the announcement of the strategy “Tomorrow’s energy starts today”, the market has been confirming the rightness of the path we have chosen, and the trust of investors translates into a systematic, already almost 200% increase in the Company’s value – says Ireneusz Fąfara, President of the Management Board of Orlen.
The dividend at the record level of PLN 8 per share reflects the very good and stable condition of Orlen. It is also confirmed by the long-term Moody’s rating maintained at A3 with a stable outlook, indicating, inter alia, high financial liquidity and the company’s resilience to raw material price volatility.
Last year, Orlen earmarked around PLN 32.6 billion for investments. This year it plans to increase its investment outlays to PLN 36.3bn, implementing strategic projects to support the energy transition and strengthen the energy security of Poland and the region. Among other things, the company is focusing on increasing gas production, developing low- and zero-carbon energy, including offshore wind farms, as well as developing alternative fuels and retail offerings.
source: Orlen
