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Equinor fourth quarter and full year 2025 results

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Buy-back of shares to share programmes for employees

The total purchase amount under the share buy-back programme is NOK 1,971,000,000. The maximum number of shares to be acquired is 19,600,000 shares, of which up to 7,920,000 shares can be acquired in the period from 13 February 2026 to 15 May 2026, and up to 11,680,000 shares can be acquired in the period from 15 May 2026 to 15 January 2027.

Notifiable trading

This is information that Equinor ASA is obliged to make public pursuant to Article 19 of the EU Market Abuse Regulation and subject to the disclosure requirements pursuant to Section 5-12 of the Norwegian Securities Trading Act.

Equinor and Eneco sign 5-year gas agreement for supplies to the Netherlands

Certain primary insiders, and their close associates, participating in Equinor's share savings plan, have on 5 February 2026 been allocated bonus shares.

High production generated cash flows provided by operating activities, before taxes paid and working capital items, of USD 9.55 billion for the fourth quarter.

Equinor to commence first tranche of the 2026 share buy-back programme

Further information about the share buy-back programme and the first tranche:

Key information relating to proposed cash dividend for fourth quarter 2025

Equinor captures value through sale of Argentina onshore assets

Equinor’s share of the Bandurria Sur production averaged 24,400 barrels of oil equivalent (boe) per day in 3Q 2025. Bajo del Toro, which is still in an early development phase, contributed 2,100 net boe per day.

Billion-NOK contract for helicopter transportation and emergency preparedness in the Barents Sea

Bristow currently operates two transportation helicopters and one SAR helicopter serving the northern operations for both Equinor and Vår Energi. With the new contract, the company will continue these services in the years to come and contribute to stable operations and high safety on the Norwegian continental shelf (NCS) in the north.

Equinor’s 2025 safety results

"This was a tragic accident which has greatly affected us. Everyone who works for Equinor deserves to be safe at work. Our job is to continue learning from serious incidents like this," says Camilla Salthe, executive vice president for safety, security & sustainability (SSU).

Empire Wind granted preliminary injunction allowing construction to resume

The underlying lawsuit challenging the U.S. Department of the Interior’s December 22, 2025 suspension order will continue to proceed.

Invitation to send estimates for fourth quarter financial results

The invitation is published on the investor pages at Equinor.com.

Equinor awarded 35 new production licenses on the Norwegian continental shelf

As Europe's largest energy provider, Equinor plays a key role in European energy security and energy transition.

Major contract awards to Norwegian supplier industry

Perform 300 well interventions annually and around 2,500 modification projects.

Use of artificial intelligence saved Equinor USD 130 million in 2025

AI-driven planning of wells and field development

Empire to file preliminary injunction against lease suspension order

Empire and its contractors are complying with the order, while continuing activities required in order to prevent impacts to health, safety, and the environment.

Empire receives stop work order from US Department of the Interior’s Bureau of Ocean Energy Management

Equinor is a broad energy company with more than 35 years of history in the US. Equinor has invested more than 60 billion USD in the US to date, including in oil, gas and renewables.

Status update for the Snøhvit Future project

Onshore compression is now expected to start in 2029, one year after the original plan.

Equinor contests penalty notice from Økokrim

“We take the matters mentioned very seriously. The company itself uncovered and reported the emissions and discharges to the authorities. Equinor has conducted thorough and transparent investigations and implemented a number of measures to correct relevant deviations. We disagree that the company has failed to fulfill its duty of proper maintenance of the plant over several decades and that the company has saved cost through inadequate maintenance. Økokrim has not specified what the punishable negligence consists of. The company therefore does not accept the penalty notice and will clarify the case in court,” says Siv Helen Rygh Torstensen, executive vice president, Legal & Compliance.

Equinor's head office will remain at Forus

Circular economy and good transportation alternatives

2024 tax contributions for Equinor

“Paying taxes where value is created and advocating for transparency on tax is important to ensure progress for society. 2024 was a year with solid financial results and material tax contributions,” says Reitan.

Investing in the next phase at Johan Castberg

“A rapid development is possible because we can copy standardised solutions from Johan Castberg. The reservoir is in the same licence and is similar to the discoveries we have developed previously, which means that we can copy equipment and well solutions. Johan Castberg has been developed as a future hub in the area. Isflak from 2021 is the first of several discoveries that are now being matured as additional volumes. This will have ripple effects for Norwegian suppliers," says Trond Bokn, Equinor's senior vice president for project development.

Equinor’s first hybrid power complex starts operations

Equinor’s power portfolio in Brazil: The power portfolio in commercial operation totals around 600 MW in equity capacity:

The Serra da Babilônia 1 onshore wind complex (223 MW) and the Serra da Babilônia Solar complex (140 MW) in the state of Bahia are operated by Equinor’s subsidiary, Rio Energy, and are fully owned by Equinor.

Equinor is also a partner in the Apodi solar complex (162 MW) in the Ceará state and the Mendubim complex of solar plants (531 MW) in the Rio Grande do Norte state. The assets are operated by Scatec, with Equinor holding respective shares of 43.5% and 30%.

Additionally, there is a 1.5 GW pipeline of onshore wind and solar project opportunities being matured by Rio Energy.

Equinor’s wholly owned trading arm, Danske Commodities, through its trading office in São Paulo, supports Equinor’s market-driven approach to building a value creating power portfolio in Brazil.

Equinor makes new discoveries in the North Sea

License holders are Equinor Energy AS (60%) and Aker BP ASA (40%).

Rapid development extends the lifetime of Norne

Investments in Verdande amount to just over NOK 6 billion, and the project has generated significant ripple effects for the Norwegian supplier industry.

Equinor and Shell complete formation of Adura

Equinor’s executive vice president for Exploration and Production International, Philippe Mathieu, said: “Adura represents a new chapter in the UK North Sea, bringing together two strong portfolios and decades of experience. With the focus, scale and operational flexibility needed to succeed, the company is positioned for long-term impact. As owners, we are confident that Adura will generate long-term value and reinforce the UK North Sea’s role in meeting the country’s energy needs.”

Election to Equinor's board of directors

This information is subject of the disclosure requirements pursuant to section 5-12 of the Norwegian Securities Trading Act.

Equinor signs 10-year agreement for gas supplies into the Czech Republic

“I am excited that we have made this agreement with Pražská plynárenská and that we now provide energy to homes and enterprises in the Czech Republic. This joins a string of long-term gas contracts we have signed across Europe in recent years, demonstrating the role gas plays for European energy security”, says CEO Anders Opedal.

Announcement of cash dividend of 3.7324 NOK per share for second quarter 2025

The NOK cash dividend per share is based on average USDNOK fixing rate from Norges Bank in the period plus/minus three business days from record date 14 November 2025, in total seven business days.

Certain primary insiders, and their close associates, participating in Equinor’s share saving plan, have on 19 November 2025 been allocated shares.

Recommendation from Equinor's nomination committee

The election to the board of directors of Equinor ASA takes place in the company's corporate assembly meeting Wednesday 26 November 2025. It is proposed that the election takes effect from 1 December 2025 and is effective until the next ordinary election of members to the board of directors in June 2026.

The investigation of exposure incidents at Hammerfest LNG is completed

“The measures initiated have had the desired effect. This includes the installation of a temporary filtration solution, improved monitoring, mapping and sampling of vented gas from the MEG tanks, as well as measurement routines at ground level,” says Dreetz.

Ex. Dividend second quarter 2025

Changes in Equinor’s corporate executive committee

Camilla Salthe has held several senior leadership positions across Equinor since she joined the company in 2003. She holds a master’s degree in reservoir engineering from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU).

Equinor transfers operatorship of Peregrino to PRIO

The Peregrino field, located in the Campos Basin east of Rio de Janeiro, has been a cornerstone of Equinor’s international portfolio since production began in 2011. Over the years, the field has produced approximately 300 million barrels of oil and has been a significant contributor to Equinor’s growth in Brazil.

Long-term collaboration for safe operations and value creation

Execution of debt capital market transactions

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Changes in the board of directors

This information is subject to the disclosure requirements pursuant to Section 5-12 of the Norwegian Securities Trading Act

Equinor third quarter 2025 results

The board of directors has decided to initiate a fourth and final tranche of the share buy-back programme for 2025 of up to USD 1.266 billion. The tranche will commence on 30 October and end no later than 2 February 2026. This fourth tranche will complete the announced share buy-back programme of up to USD 5 billion for 2025. It will also conclude total capital distribution for 2025 of around USD 9 billion.

Equinor to commence fourth tranche of the 2025 share buy-back programme

Key information relating to cash dividend for the third quarter 2025

Ex-date New York Stock Exchange: 17 February 2026

New helicopter contracts from Bergen

The two companies will operate a total of five helicopters serving installations such as Troll, Gullfaks, Oseberg, Martin Linge, Statfjord, Kvitebjørn, and Valemon.

Equinor’s third quarter 2025 safety results

"The accident and the tragic outcome have had a deep impact on us. A colleague lost his life working for Equinor, and this is a reminder of the importance of the safety work we do alongside our suppliers," says Jannicke Nilsson, executive vice president for safety, security and sustainability.

Production started from Bacalhau, Equinor’s largest international field

"The safe start-up of Bacalhau marks a major milestone for Equinor. Bacalhau represents a new generation of projects that bring together scale, cost-efficiency and lower carbon intensity. With this development, we are strengthening the longevity of our oil and gas production and securing value creation for decades to come,” says Anders Opedal, President and CEO of Equinor.

Invitation to send estimates for third quarter financial results

Equinor publishes third quarter 2025 financial results on 29 October.

Investigation of the Melkøya fall accident

Strengthening of the safety culture together with the suppliers and the conduct of a third-party investigation of the transparency culture on Melkøya.

New technology increases gas recovery on Åsgard

The project will help maintain production from the field by increasing the pressure in the pipelines between the wells and the Åsgard B platform.

More LNG for Europe

Recoverable volumes from Askeladd Vest total about 15 billion standard cubic metres of gas, and the investments amount to just over NOK 3 billion.

Fatal accident at Mongstad Refinery

The deceased was employed by Crane Norway, a supplier of crane and lifting services at Mongstad.

Equinor and Shell Announce CEO and Chair for Adura

Work continues towards securing regulatory approvals, with launch of Adura anticipated by the end of 2025.

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Buy-back of shares to share programmes for employees

Notifiable trading

Equinor and Eneco sign 5-year gas agreement for supplies to the Netherlands

Notifiable trading

Equinor fourth quarter and full year 2025 results

Equinor to commence first tranche of the 2026 share buy-back programme

Key information relating to proposed cash dividend for fourth quarter 2025

Equinor captures value through sale of Argentina onshore assets

Billion-NOK contract for helicopter transportation and emergency preparedness in the Barents Sea

Equinor’s 2025 safety results

Empire Wind granted preliminary injunction allowing construction to resume

Invitation to send estimates for fourth quarter financial results

Equinor awarded 35 new production licenses on the Norwegian continental shelf

Major contract awards to Norwegian supplier industry

Use of artificial intelligence saved Equinor USD 130 million in 2025

Empire to file preliminary injunction against lease suspension order

Empire receives stop work order from US Department of the Interior’s Bureau of Ocean Energy Management

Status update for the Snøhvit Future project

Equinor contests penalty notice from Økokrim

Equinor's head office will remain at Forus