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Press releaseGlobeNewswire· February 25, 2026

Vopak reports record financial results for 2025 and announces shareholder distributions program of around EUR 1.7 billion through year-end 2030

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Vopak reports record financial results for 2025 and announces shareholder distributions program of around EUR 1.7 billion through year-end 2030 The Netherlands, 25 February 2026 Vopak reports record financial results for 2025 and announces shareholder distributions program of around EUR 1.7 billion through year-end 203…
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  • 2025 was a year of disciplined strategy execution and sustained momentum for Vopak

    80% confidence
  • The strong momentum in executing our growth strategy gives us the confidence that we are well-positioned to achieve our ambition of investing EUR 4 billion by 2030

    80% confidence
  • Demand for our services remained strong resulting in a proportional occupancy rate of 91%, a record high proportional EBITDA and a record proportional operating free cash flow

    80% confidence
  • Since 2022 we have now committed around EUR 1.9 billion to growth projects, of which around EUR 650 million has been commissioned already and is positively contributing to our results

    80% confidence
  • Demand for chemical storage services continued to be weak, reflecting global chemical market conditions

    80% confidence
  • Well-positioned to achieve our ambition of investing EUR 4 billion by 2030, supporting our operating cash return range of 13% to 17%

    80% confidence
  • We are raising our long-term annual operating cash return target to a range of 13–17%

    80% confidence

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