ORLEN to pay record dividend of PLN 8 per share
In line with the strategy, ORLEN’s dividend for 2025 will amount to PLN 8 per share, with a total of PLN 9.3 billion allocated to shareholder distributions. The payout decision was made by the Company’s shareholders, who approved the Management Board’s earlier recommendation. The dividend record date has been set for 18 June 2026, with payment scheduled for 25 June 2026.
Shareholders also approved ORLEN’s financial statements and granted discharge to current members of the Management Board as a vote of confidence in the Company’s strategic transformation and continued development as a strong, integrated energy group.
‘The record-high dividend and our strong growth are the outcome of a strategy that turns ambition into measurable results. We are consistently investing in the future, strengthening the energy security of Poland and the wider region, while creating lasting value for our shareholders. As a result, ORLEN is not only growing its business but also setting the course for change across the energy sector. Since the launch of our ‘The Energy of Tomorrow Starts Today’ strategy, the market has consistently rewarded the direction we have chosen, with investor confidence contributing to an almost 200% increase in the Company’s market value,’ says Ireneusz Fąfara, CEO and President of the Management Board of ORLEN.
The record dividend of PLN 8 per share reflects ORLEN’s strong and resilient financial condition. The Group’s financial strength is further confirmed by Moody’s long-term rating of A3 with a stable outlook on a rationale including robust liquidity profile and resilience to volatile commodity prices.
In 2025, ORLEN invested approximately PLN 32.6 billion. This year, the Group plans to increase capital expenditure to PLN 36.3 billion, advancing strategic projects designed to support the energy transition and reinforce the energy security of Poland and the wider region. Key investment priorities are to increase natural gas production, to expand low- and zero-carbon power generation capacity, including offshore wind projects, and to further develop alternative fuels and the retail offering.
