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TotalEnergies financials
Yes. TotalEnergies earned 22.42B USD of net income over the last twelve months, 10.5% of its revenue. It made a profit in 33 of its 34 fiscal years since 1992. Its last loss was in fiscal year 2020.
- Revenue (TTM)What does TTM (trailing twelve months) mean? TTM (trailing twelve months) is a figure over the latest twelve months of reports: usually the last four quarters added together.
- 214.40B USD
- Net income (TTM)What is an income statement? The income statement shows a company's revenue, costs and profit over a quarter or a year, from sales at the top to net income at the bottom.
- 22.42B USD
- Free cash flow (TTM)What is free cash flow (FCF)? Free cash flow is the cash a company's operations bring in minus what it spends on long-term assets (capex): cash left for debt, dividends and buybacks.
- 22.47B USD
- Cash and short-term investments
- 37.70B USD
- Total debt
- 62.82B USD
- Shareholders' equityWhat is a balance sheet? The balance sheet lists what a company owns (assets), what it owes (liabilities) and what is left for its shareholders (equity) on one date.
- 132.35B USD
Cash, debt and equity as of 30 Sept 2026.
TotalEnergies earnings
Next earnings · Q4 FY2026
EPS estimate
3.82 USD
Revenue estimate
65.86B USD
Last quarter · Q3 FY2026
EPS4.03Beat +3.3%Revenue61.86BBeat +11.7%
Revenue
ReportedEstimate
EPS
ReportedEstimate
| Period | Report date | EPS estimate | Reported EPS | Surprise | EPS growth | Revenue estimate | Reported revenue | Surprise | Revenue growth |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Q4 FY2026 | 3.82 | — | — | +120.81% | 65.86B | — | — | +43.40% | |
| Q3 FY2026 | 3.90 | 4.03 | +3.33% | +127.68% | 55.39B | 61.86B | +11.68% | +41.72% | |
| Q2 FY2026 | 2.66 | 2.68 | +0.75% | +70.70% | 56.76B | 57.10B | +0.60% | +26.21% | |
| Q1 FY2026 | 2.22 | 2.45 | +10.36% | +33.88% | 44.58B | 49.52B | +11.07% | +3.38% | |
| Q4 FY2025 | 1.80 | 1.73 | -3.89% | -8.95% | 33.98B | 45.93B | +35.15% | -2.53% | |
| Q3 FY2025 | 1.81 | 1.77 | -2.21% | +1.72% | 32.62B | 43.65B | +33.79% | -7.97% | |
| Q2 FY2025 | 1.62 | 1.57 | -3.09% | -20.71% | 43.66B | 45.24B | +3.62% | -8.02% |
| Period | EPS estimate | Reported EPS | Surprise | EPS growth | Revenue estimate | Reported revenue | Surprise | Revenue growth |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FY2028 | 9.73 | — | — | -15.30% | 190.06B | — | — | -14.36% |
| FY2027 | 11.48 | — | — | -10.03% | 221.93B | — | — | -5.55% |
| FY2026 | 12.76 | — | — | +84.98% | 234.97B | — | — | +28.60% |
| FY2025 | 6.99 | 6.90 | -1.33% | -11.08% | 177.23B | 182.71B | +3.10% | -6.59% |
| FY2024 | 7.75 | 7.76 | +0.17% | -17.53% | 209.83B | 195.61B | -6.78% | -10.66% |
| FY2023 | 9.71 | 9.41 | -3.14% | -32.54% | 235.17B | 218.95B | -6.90% | -16.85% |
| FY2022 | 13.90 | 13.95 | +0.33% | +108.83% | 262.86B | 263.31B | +0.17% | +42.61% |
TotalEnergies growth and profitability
Full income statement- Revenue (TTM)What does TTM (trailing twelve months) mean? TTM (trailing twelve months) is a figure over the latest twelve months of reports: usually the last four quarters added together.
- 214.40B USD
- Net income (TTM)What is an income statement? The income statement shows a company's revenue, costs and profit over a quarter or a year, from sales at the top to net income at the bottom.
- 22.42B USD
- Gross marginWhat are gross, operating and net profit margins? A profit margin is the share of revenue kept as profit: gross margin after the cost of sales, operating margin after running costs, net margin after all costs.
- 28.20%
- Operating margin
- 16.25%
- Net margin
- 10.46%
Revenue / Net income
Revenue Net income Net margin
How TotalEnergies makes its moneyWhat is an income statement? The income statement shows a company's revenue, costs and profit over a quarter or a year, from sales at the top to net income at the bottom.
Revenue182.34B 100.0%
Cost of revenue130.50B 71.6%
Gross profit51.85B 28.4%
Other operating expenses31.92B 17.5%
Operating income19.93B 10.9%
Tax9.09B 5.0%
Net income13.13B 7.2%
FY2025, in USD. Each band is as wide as its money; the percentage is its share of revenue.
FY2025, in USD. Each band is as wide as its money; the percentage is its share of revenue.
TotalEnergies revenue breakdown
By region
FY2025
45.0%Rest of Europe22.8%France15.1%Rest of the world9.9%Africa7.2%North America
| Region | Revenue | Share of revenue | Change on the year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rest of Europe | 90.56B | 45.0% | +1.7% |
| France | 45.87B | 22.8% | -6.9% |
| Rest of the world | 30.30B | 15.1% | -16.7% |
| Africa | 20.01B | 9.9% | -8.6% |
| North America | 14.46B | 7.2% | -19.3% |
Operating and free cash flow
Full cash flow statementOperating cash flow Free cash flow
TotalEnergies financial health
Full balance sheet- Cash and short-term investments
- 37.70B USD
- Total debt
- 62.82B USD
- Net cash
- -25.12B USD
- Free cash flow (TTM)What is free cash flow (FCF)? Free cash flow is the cash a company's operations bring in minus what it spends on long-term assets (capex): cash left for debt, dividends and buybacks.
- 22.47B USD
- Current ratioWhat is the current ratio? The current ratio is current assets divided by current liabilities: whether what a company will turn into cash within a year covers what it owes within a year.
- 1.11
- Debt to equityWhat is the debt to equity ratio? Debt to equity is a company's total debt divided by its shareholders' equity: how much it has borrowed for each dollar its owners have in the business.
- 0.47
- Piotroski scoreWhat is the Piotroski F-Score? The Piotroski F-Score rates a company's financial strength from 0 to 9: one point for each of nine tests of profit, debt and efficiency it passes.
- 7 / 9
- Altman Z-scoreWhat is the Altman Z-Score? The Altman Z-Score rolls five financial ratios into one number that signals a company's risk of bankruptcy: over 3 is safe, under 1.8 is distress.
- 2.23
Cash, debt and free cash flow
Cash and short-term investments Total debt Free cash flow
Assets, liabilities and equity
Total assets Total liabilities Shareholders' equity
TotalEnergies valuation
- Price to earnings ratio (TTM)What is the P/E ratio? The P/E ratio divides a share's price by its earnings per share over the last year: what you pay for each dollar of profit.
- 8.72
- Forward P/E (FY2026)What is the forward P/E ratio? Forward P/E divides a share's price by the earnings per share analysts expect in the coming year, rather than last year's actual earnings.
- 6.89
- Price to sales (TTM)What is the P/S ratio? The price-to-sales ratio compares a company's market value with its revenue over the last year: what you pay for each dollar of sales.
- 0.92
- Price to bookWhat is the P/B ratio? The price-to-book ratio compares a company's market value with its book value, the shareholders' equity on its balance sheet.
- 1.48
- EV / EBITDA (TTM)What is EV/EBITDA? EV/EBITDA compares a company's whole value, debt included and cash taken off, with a year of its earnings before interest, tax and depreciation.
- 4.04
Capital structureWhat is enterprise value? Enterprise value is what the whole business costs: the market value of its shares plus its debt minus its cash. It is the price behind EV/EBITDA.
Market capitalization
196.25B USD
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Total debt
62.82B USD
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Cash and short-term investments
37.70B USD
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Enterprise value
221.38B USD
Valuation over time
P/EForward P/EForward P/E · EstimateEstimate
TotalEnergies against its own historyWhat does "against its own history" show? The company's latest margins, return on equity, growth, debt and P/E against its own last 5 years: the low, the median and the high, and whether this year is better or worse than usual.
Each figure in the latest fiscal year against the same figure from FY2021 to FY2025: the range, its median (the line) and the latest (the dot, green on the good side of the median). The P/E is today's against its daily readings of five years.
Its peers: ConocoPhillips, Marathon Petroleum, Phillips 66, Valero Energy, Chevron, and The Williams Companies, the US Energy companies closest to it in size, each in its own latest fiscal year: their median (the line) and its rank among them, first being the best.
- Gross marginAt its median28.4%28.2%30.8%Against its peers: 3 of 7Peers' median 16.3%
- Operating marginLowest in 5 years10.9%10.9%19.2%Against its peers: 3 of 7Peers' median 6.7%
- Net marginLowest in 5 years7.2%7.2%9.8%Against its peers: 3 of 7Peers' median 5.0%
- Return on equityLowest in 5 years11.4%11.4%18.4%Against its peers: 5 of 7Peers' median 13.8%
- Free cash flow marginLowest in 5 years5.3%5.3%12.0%Against its peers: 4 of 7Peers' median 6.3%
- Revenue growthAt its median-6.8%-16.8%54.2%Against its peers: 6 of 7Peers' median -4.5%
- EPS growthBelow its median-13.6%-22.8%32.6%Against its peers: 5 of 7Peers' median 2.9%
- Debt to EBITDAHighest in 5 years1.58×0.94×1.58×Against its peers: 3 of 7Peers' median 2.05×
- Current ratioLowest in 5 years0.970.971.17Against its peers: 6 of 7Peers' median 1.28
Peers: US companies of the same industry (of its sector when the industry has too few) from a tenth to ten times its market value, the six closest in size. Updated weekly.
TotalEnergies dividends
- Annual dividend
- 4.02 USD
- Dividend yield (indicated)What is dividend yield? Dividend yield is a year of dividends as a percentage of the share price: the income a shareholder receives for each dollar invested at today's price.
- 4.57%
- Payout ratioWhat is the payout ratio? The payout ratio is the share of a company's earnings paid out as dividends: dividends per share divided by earnings per share (EPS).
- 59.30%
- Years of dividend growthWhat are years of dividend growth? The years in a row a company has raised its dividend per share. 25 years make an S&P 500 company a Dividend Aristocrat; 50 make a Dividend King.
- 4
- Frequency
- Quarterly
- Next payment
- 1.00 USD
- Next ex-dividend dateWhat is the ex-dividend date? The ex-dividend date is the first day a stock trades without its next dividend: buy before it to receive the payment; buy on or after it and the seller gets it.
- 31 Mar 2027
- Next payment date
- 2 Apr 2027
Dividends per share
TotalEnergies ownership
- InstitutionsWhat is institutional ownership? Institutional ownership is the share of a company's stock held by funds, banks and other investment managers, as they report it each quarter on Form 13F.
- 0.03%
- Institutional holders
- 13 (-9)
- Free floatWhat is free float? Free float is the part of a company's shares that anyone can buy and sell: all its shares minus those held by insiders, founders and owners of over 5%.
- 94.08%
Who owns the shares
Institutions 0.0% Others 100.0%
As of 30 Jun 2026
Shares free to trade
Free float 2.10B shares ·94.1% Closely held 132.24M shares ·5.9%
Closely held shares belong to insiders, founders and owners of more than 5%, and seldom change hands. The free float is the rest: the shares anyone can buy and sell.
Insider trading
| Quarter | Purchases | Sales | Shares acquired | Shares disposed of |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Q4 2022 | 0 | 0 | 20.32K | 3.00K |
Shares outstanding
Basic shares Diluted shares Change in diluted shares
Common questions about TotalEnergies's financials
Source: Financial Modeling Prep