BP (NYSE: BP) Delivered Strong Q2 2025 Results, Beating Analyst Estimates and Support ITS Strategic Growth. The Company reported adjusted earnings per share of $ 0.90Topping the consensus estimate of $ 0.68 and Marking at 34% Positive Surprise.
Bp’s underlying replacement cost profit for the quarter was $ 2.4 billionAhead of Forecasts, While reported net income stood at $ 1.6 billion.
Even 1.4% Year-Over-Year Drop in Quarterly Revenue to $ 46.63 Billion, Results Still Surpassed Expectations. BP LIFTED ITS QUARTERLY DIVIDEND BY 4% TO 8.32 CENTS PER SHARE AND ANNOUNDED A NEW $ 750 MILLION SHARE BUYBACK PROGRAM, REINFORCING ITS COMMITMENT TO SHAREHOLDER RETURNS.
Operationally, BP is expanding its upstream portfolio with Major Projects Progressing in Key Global Regions, Supporting Future Growth. UPSTREAM PRODUCTION Averaged About 2.3 Million Barrels of Oil equals per day, With Plant Reliability and Refining Availability Both Exceeding 96%.
The Company Also reported Further Structural Cost Redms and Continued to Strengthen its Balance Sheet, Reducting Net Debt to $ 26 billion.
BP stock replied positively, Rising Over 4% after the earnings relaase, with a dividend yield approaching 6% and optimism growing for future earnings.
