Norway's state-owned energy company Equinor reported Q2 2026 adjusted operating income of $11.482bn, up 76% on a year-over-year basis, alongside adjusted operating income after tax of $3.225bn, a 93% increase from $1.670bn in the same quarter a year earlier. The results were driven by elevated oil and gas prices linked to the US-Israel conflict with Iran and Strait of Hormuz shipping disruptions that reduced Gulf production. Equinor also increased its own production to capita
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Equinor Q2 2026 adjusted operating income rises 76% to $11.482bn
Equinor reported Q2 2026 adjusted operating income of $11.482bn, up 76% year-on-year, and adjusted operating income after tax of $3.225bn, up 93% from $1.670bn. Norway's crude output reached 1.827 million barrels per day in June, exceeding official Norwegian Offshore Directorate forecasts.
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