RUBIS in the news

Rubis increased its 2026 EBITDA guidance after strong first-half growth in energy distribution and bitumen, despite potential headwinds from high oil prices and Nigerian demand.

Rubis increased its 2026 EBITDA guidance after reporting significant growth in H1 2026 revenue and operating figures.

Rubis leads Kenya's jet fuel market with a 33.6% share, facing increased competition despite overall market growth driven by higher flight activity.

Rubis increased its 2026 profit guidance after strong first-half results, despite a decrease in cash flow and an increase in net financial debt.

Rubis shares slightly decreased by 0.40% today, trading 165,877 shares, while showing a 9.79% increase over the past year.

Rubis shares dropped by 0.91% to 34.900 ‰ on the Bourse de Paris, with 175,138 shares traded.

Rubis's share price dropped by 1.93%, falling below its 20-day moving average, while high oil prices remain a potential risk despite positive first-half results and raised guidance.

Rubis shares dropped by 1.93% to 34.54 euros, falling below their 20-day moving average, despite positive H1 2026 results and an upgraded full-year EBITDA guidance, while high oil prices pose a risk to H2 demand.

Rubis SCA has discontinued certain operations.

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Rubis SCA's revenue was 6.53 billion EUR last year, primarily from Energy Distribution and Caribbean operations.

Major oil marketers Shell, TotalEnergies, and Rubis lost market share in Kenya to smaller competitors like Hass and Galana in the year ending June 30, 2026.

Kenya Airways and Rubis Energy Kenya are developing Africa's first sustainable aviation fuel refinery in Nairobi to produce low-carbon fuel from local waste feedstocks.

Rubis SCA distributes petroleum products and provides bulk liquid storage services, with operations in energy and terminal management, and a focus on expansion into renewable energy.

Rubis stock rose on positive first-half results and increased EBITDA guidance, despite a decline in operating cash flow.

Rubis stock rose 2.47% to EUR 35.70 on September 21, 2026, outperforming the CAC 40, following an increased 2026 EBITDA objective.

Rubis reported increased sales and net income in the first half of 2026, boosting its share price and reinforcing its perceived undervaluation despite potential risks in African markets.

Rubis stock gained 2.47% following an upward revision of its 2026 EBITDA objective, despite a lower net income estimate for the same year compared to 2027.

Rubis stock rose 2.47 percent to EUR 35.70 on September 21, 2026, with third-quarter activity due November 3.

Rubis stock fell by 0.90% on the Paris Stock Exchange, closing at 35.380€, though it has seen a 12.53% increase over the past year.