Eni reports €8.91 billion pro forma adjusted EBIT for first half 2026
Eni reported group pro forma adjusted EBIT of €8.91 billion for the first half of 2026, compared with €6.36 billion for the first half of 2025. Exploration & Production contributed €8.13 billion of the 2026 total on a pro forma basis. Adjusted net profit attributable to Eni shareholders was €3.64 billion, while reported attributable net profit reached €4.39 billion. The document provides a material company-level financial signal but does not identify individual offshore projects, floating assets, vessels or contract awards.
Confirmed results: Eni reported first-half 2026 group pro forma adjusted EBIT of €8.91 billion, comprising €5.93 billion of adjusted operating profit from subsidiaries and €2.98 billion of adjusted EBIT from its principal joint ventures and associates. Exploration & Production generated €8.13 billion of pro forma adjusted EBIT. Adjusted net profit attributable to Eni shareholders was €3.64 billion, while reported attributable net profit was €4.39 billion.
The comparable first-half 2025 tables show group pro forma adjusted EBIT of €6.36 billion and Exploration & Production pro forma adjusted EBIT of €5.73 billion. This indicates substantial year-on-year improvement, although the source does not explain the operational or commodity-price drivers within these reconciliation tables. First-half 2026 special items affecting operating profit totaled €2.45 billion, including €1.47 billion of net impairment losses, but no affected project or asset is named.
Intelatus interpretation: The stronger upstream contribution may support Eni's capacity to fund offshore development and procurement activity, but that is an analytical interpretation rather than a stated investment commitment. The document contains no new FPSO, FLNG, FSRU, offshore support vessel, subsea, rig or platform milestone. It therefore belongs primarily in company and financial intelligence rather than an asset-specific offshore module.
Coverage check: The materially relevant named companies or company brands in the supplied source are Eni, Enilive and Plenitude; each is represented once in the entity list. No explicit company-to-project or company-to-asset relationship is stated, so no such relationship has been extracted.