BP Expects Reported Upstream Production In Q2 To Be Higher Vs Q1
ReutersJul 11, 2025 6:08 AM
July 11 (Reuters) - BP PLC BP.L:
BP PLC - 2Q25 BP TRADING STATEMENT
BP - Q2 RESULTS ARE EXPECTED TO INCLUDE POST-TAX ADJUSTING ITEMS RELATING TO ASSET IMPAIRMENTS IN RANGE OF $0.5 TO 1.5 BILLION
BP: REPORTED UPSTREAM PRODUCTION IN Q2 IS NOW EXPECTED TO BE HIGHER COMPARED TO PRIOR QUARTER
BP - BP RMM AVERAGED $21.1/BBL IN Q2 2025
BP PLC - EXPECTS $0.1-0.3 BILLION IMPACT IN GAS REALIZATIONS IN Q2
BP PLC - EXPECTS $0.6-0.8 BILLION IMPACT IN OIL REALIZATIONS IN Q2
BP PLC - EXPECTS SLIGHTLY LOWER NET DEBT AT END OF Q2 2025 COMPARED TO THE END OF Q1
BP: SEES STRONGER REALIZED REFINING MARGINS IN RANGE OF $0.3 TO 0.5 BILLION IN Q2
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