Unimot S.A. generated sales revenue of PLN 3,529 million in the first quarter of 2026 and adjusted EBITDA of PLN 105 million. The company considers these results satisfactory, especially considering they were achieved in an exceptionally challenging market environment caused by the escalation of the conflict in the Middle East and the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.
In the corresponding period of the previous year, the Group reported sales revenue of PLN 3,408 million and consolidated adjusted EBITDA of PLN 47 million.
“The first quarter of 2026 was a test for the entire industry. In conditions where disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz destabilized global supply chains and oil and gas contracts reacted sharply to every signal from the region, we maintained stable results and did not record any operational disruptions. This is the result of a long-term, deliberately built purchasing structure based on multiple supply routes and a diversified base of counterparties, In recent months, we have also completed several key projects, including the first refueling operation at Warsaw Chopin Airport and Olavion’s acquisition of a 60 percent stake in the German railway company RBP,” says Adam Sikorski, the president of the management board of Unimot S.A.
The adjusted EBITDA by strategic areas was as follows:
- in core business areas (bitumen, liquid fuels, LPG, solid fuels) – PLN 50.3 million
- in logistics (infrastructure and logistics, fuel stations) – PLN 41.4 million
- in transitional and transformation segments (natural gas, renewables, electricity, RCEkoenergia) – PLN 22 million
In terms of operational results, the Unimot Group achieved in Q1 2026 a liquid fuels sales volume of 561,756 thousand cubic meters, an LPG sales volume of 61,452 thousand tons, a natural gas sales volume of 1,601 GWh, and an electricity sales volume of 69 GWh. As of the end of Q1 2026, the AVIA network comprised 148 stations, and fuel sales at stations amounted to 98,009 thousand cubic meters in the reporting period.
In Q1 2026, the Unimot Group carried out a number of projects strengthening its market position both in Poland and abroad. Olavion finalized the acquisition of a majority stake in the German company RBP, thereby enhancing the Group’s competencies in the rail transport market in Germany. In the aviation fuels segment, the Group completed its first aircraft refueling at Warsaw Chopin Airport; following Katowice and Kraków, this is now the third and largest airport served by the Group in Poland. An additional confirmation of its operational and logistical efficiency was the first direct delivery of isobutane from the United States, using infrastructure in Wilhelmshaven and the resources of Olavion.
