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TotalEnergies SE: EPS $4.03 vs $3.84 expected; revenue $61.9B vs $55.4B

Key Facts

1EPS: $4.03 vs analysts' estimate of $3.84
2Revenue: $61.9 billion vs an estimate of $55.4 billion
3Revenue was up 41.7% from $43.7 billion a year earlier (Q3 FY2025).
EPS
$4.03
EPS estimate
$3.84
EPS surprise
+4.9%
Revenue (USD bn)
61.86
Revenue surprise
+11.7%

Q3 FY2026 results

Data table: Q3 FY2026 results
MetricActualEstimateSurpriseYear ago
EPS (USD)4.033.84+4.9%1.77
Revenue (USD bn)61.8655.39+11.7%43.65

Recent reports: actual vs estimate

Data table: Recent reports: actual vs estimate
ReportedPeriodEPS (USD)EstimateSurpriseRevenue (USD bn)EstimateSurprise
Oct 29, 2026Q3 FY20264.033.84+4.9%61.8655.39+11.7%
Jul 23, 2026Q2 FY20262.682.66+0.8%57.1056.76+0.6%
Apr 29, 2026Q1 FY20262.452.22+10.4%49.5244.58+11.1%
Feb 11, 2026Q4 FY20251.731.80−3.9%45.9333.98—
Oct 30, 2025Q3 FY20251.771.81−2.2%43.6532.62—
Jul 24, 2025Q2 FY20251.571.62−3.1%45.2443.66+3.6%
Apr 30, 2025Q1 FY20251.831.88−2.7%47.9036.85—
Feb 5, 2025Q4 FY20241.901.74+9.2%47.1242.71+10.3%

Source: Figures from the EL7 database. Estimates are the analyst consensus carried by our data vendor (FMP), not official figures.

TotalEnergies SE results: EPS $4.03 vs $3.84 expected; revenue $61.9B vs $55.4B. The results cover the company's Q3 FY2026. EPS came in above analysts' estimate by 4.9%; revenue above the estimate by 11.7%.

Revenue was up 41.7% from $43.7 billion a year earlier (Q3 FY2025). EPS was up 127.7% from $1.77 a year earlier. On its record, EPS topped analysts' estimates in 3 of 7 earlier comparable reports.

What the results mean

Revenue growth reflects an expansion in the value of activity at TotalEnergies SE, but the available material does not establish the contribution of prices or sales volumes. The breadth of its operations makes understanding revenue sources and their profitability essential to interpreting the results.

TotalEnergies SE combines oil and gas extraction with gas liquefaction, transportation and trading, alongside refining, chemicals and electricity generation. Its profitability therefore depends on a mix of energy prices, processing and trading margins, and operating efficiency, while electricity and storage add income sources with different drivers.

What to watch on the earnings call: Investors should follow management's explanation of the sources of revenue growth and how it translates into profitability and cash flow, including discussion of liquefied natural gas demand, refining and chemical margins, and contributions from power generation and trading. Discussion of spending allocation across extraction, electricity and storage would also help clarify the company's priorities.

For the full analysis of TotalEnergies SE stock — valuation, scores and financial statements — see the stock page linked with this story.

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