Deutsche Rohstoff Raises 2026 Revenue and EBITDA Guidance
Deutsche Rohstoff now expects 2026 revenue of EUR 340–360 million and EBITDA of EUR 420–440 million, up from EUR 300–320 million and EUR 380–400 million, respectively. The company cites sustained high WTI prices and strong US subsidiary production; its forecast assumes WTI at about USD 88 per barrel. Capital expenditure is expected to reach about EUR 330 million, with the largest drilling program in company history on track.
Deutsche Rohstoff AG has raised its 2026 financial guidance, now expecting revenue of EUR 340 to 360 million and EBITDA of EUR 420 to 440 million. This upward revision follows previous guidance of EUR 300 to 320 million for revenue and EUR 380 to 400 million for EBITDA. The company attributes the improved outlook to sustained high WTI oil prices and the continued strong production performance of its US-based subsidiaries. The new forecast assumes an average realized WTI oil price of approximately USD 88 per barrel for the full year.
Additionally, the company confirmed that its largest drilling program in history remains on track, with capital expenditures for the year expected to reach approximately EUR 330 million.