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Petroliam Nasional Bhd (PETRONAS) saw its profit after tax decline 18% to RM45.39bil for the financial year ended Dec 31, 2025 (FY25), from RM55.09bil in FY24, no thanks to weaker oil prices and lower sales volumes of crude oil and condensates.

Revenue fell 17% to RM266.14bil from RM319.96bil previously, while earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (Ebitda) slipped 10% to RM103bil from RM114.09bil.


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00:00Ladies and gentlemen, how do we begin?
00:04The geopolitical fragmentation that has been gathering momentum in the post-COVID era
00:10unfortunately persisted and intensified throughout last year.
00:15The significant shifts in the political, economic and diplomatic landscape
00:19have inevitably resulted in governments across the world reacting to safeguard their respective national interests.
00:26More and more across the globe, we are now witnessing the implementation of regulatory and business policies
00:32that prioritise energy security and indeed resource sovereignty.
00:39So even as these same economies pursue industrial and technological competitiveness with even greater fervour.
00:47These responses are expected, but they are contributing to an increasingly fragile global economy
00:54and making our operating environment even more uncertain.
00:58This necessitates all businesses to continuously adapt and pivot their strategies with a marked focus on building resilience.
01:07During the period of the review, some notable metrics you need to take cognizance of,
01:12oil prices fell by 14% to $69 per barrel from $81 per barrel in the prior year.
01:20This was attributable to oversupply concerns and persistent macroeconomic headwinds.
01:25The average LNG spot prices, however, increased by 7% from 2024 to 2025 by reaching $12.70 per MMBTU.
01:35This indicates rising demand for LNG not only in Northeast Asia or core markets but also in Europe.
01:42Refining margins recovered somewhat by 18% in 2025, partially due to short-term supply-demand dynamics.
01:51Ethylene, which we use as a proxy for chemical prices, saw a reduction, indicating that this sector is facing softening,
01:58a reduction of 12% in 2025 to levels which are lowest on record as a result of prolonged global
02:05oversupply and persistent weak demand.
02:09Petronas navigated the continued volatility we saw last year with focus,
02:13a focus that was relentless on strengthening portfolio resilience, as I mentioned earlier.
02:18We did this through strategic partnerships, we did this through portfolio high grading and we also embarked on value-aggressive
02:26undertakings.
02:28These efforts continue to be underpinned by prudent financial management and certainly we still continue to pursue operational and commercial
02:36excellence.
02:36As a result, I can now report that Petronas financial performance for the full year of 2025 remained resilient,
02:44with a profit after tax of $45.4 billion on the back of $266.1 billion in revenue.
02:54EBITDA stood at $103 billion for the year under review.
02:59Puan Liza will of course elaborate on these financial highlights shortly.
03:03In delivering the group's performance, safety of course continues to be the top imperative in all of our business and
03:10operations
03:11and I am pleased to report that for the year 2025, Petronas recorded a lost time injury frequency of only
03:190.15 per million man-hours
03:21and we continue to work to improve this.
03:23The group is also very pleased to report that we recorded zero fatality across operations under our control.
03:32The group will also continue to do all that is possible to uphold this benchmark and create a safe working
03:38environment for all its employees,
03:41all of our partners and indeed the community at large.
03:53the group have."
03:58The group can help from seeing who represent his top number types of problems.
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