OMV AG – Recent Developments and Market Context

Stock Performance and Investor Impact

On 17 November 2025, OMV AG’s share price closed at €47.98 on the Vienna Stock Exchange, within a 52‑week range that has spanned from a low of €36.06 (19 December 2024) to a high of €49.64 (13 November 2025). A retrospective analysis published by Finanzen.net on 19 November 2025 indicates that an investor who had purchased OMV shares at the close price of €38.28 on 17 November 2024 would have realized a gain of €9.70 per share, or approximately 25 % on a €1,000 investment, by 19 November 2025.

Earnings Momentum in the Third Quarter

Boerse‑Express reported on 20 November 2025 that OMV’s operating profit for the third quarter rose by 20 %. The increase surpassed market expectations and reinforced analyst confidence in the company’s earnings trajectory. The report highlighted that, despite downward oil and gas prices, OMV’s diversified operations—particularly in refining, petrochemicals, and distribution—helped cushion revenue pressure.

Share Buy‑Back Activity

In mid‑November 2025, Finanznachrichten.de disclosed that OMV AG had entered into limited share‑buy‑back transactions in accordance with §119(9) of the BörseG. The announcement, dated 18 November 2025, was a second interim report on the buy‑back programme and underscored the company’s commitment to returning capital to shareholders while maintaining financial flexibility.

Market Environment – ATX Prime and ATX Performance

During the week of 19 November 2025, the ATX Prime and ATX indices experienced positive momentum. The ATX Prime closed 1.83 % higher at 2,390.42 points, while the broader ATX index finished 1.96 % above 4,809.19 points. These gains reflected a general market optimism that also benefited energy sector constituents, including OMV.

Key Financial Metrics (as of 17 November 2025)

  • Market Capitalisation: €15.66 bn
  • Price‑to‑Earnings Ratio: 15.23
  • Closing Share Price: €47.98

Outlook

OMV AG continues to navigate a volatile commodity backdrop by leveraging its integrated upstream and downstream operations. Recent earnings growth, coupled with an active share buy‑back programme, suggests a focus on shareholder value creation. The company’s robust balance sheet and diversified product portfolio position it to manage short‑term price swings while pursuing long‑term growth opportunities.