Investors
Individual shareholders
Investing in Rubis means choosing an international Group that combines sustainable growth with value creation.
Specialised in the distribution of energy and mobility solutions as well as renewable energy production, the Group is supported by solid financial performance, reflected in a consistent and attractive dividend policy.
Historically, more than 60% of earnings have been distributed to shareholders
and dividend per share has increased by an average of 6% per year over the past ten years.
Who are we?
Our Business Lines
Discover our activities
Focus on bitumen distribution
2025 Retrospective
As of 2025
Traditional businesses and growth drivers
- A multi-energy offering: fuels, biofuels, liquefied gases, bitumen and renewable energies
- Development of growth drivers (renewable energies, bitumen in Europe, non-fuel revenues in service stations)
Strategic positioning
- Diversified geographic footprint: Europe, the Caribbean, and Africa
- Leading position in most markets
Flexible organisation
- Decentralised organisation
- Diversity of skills
- High degree of autonomy for subsidiaries
Financial performance
- Strong cash flow generation
- Solid balance sheet
- Track record of dividend growth
Shareholding structure
As of 20/04/2026
Nearly 25% of our share capital is held by individual shareholders, reflecting the Group’s long-standing roots and historical relationship of trust with them. This balanced breakdown between each type of shareholding ensures both the stability of our long-term strategy and strong momentum on the stock market.
Frequently asked questions
What is Rubis’ exposure to geopolitical conflicts?
Rubis has no operations in Russia or Ukraine, nor does it source from suppliers located in these countries.
In the Middle East, Rubis only has an administrative activity based in Dubai, covering trading and supply, and the Group’s vessels do not transit through this area.
The Group nevertheless remains attentive to developments in these conflicts and to their potential indirect impacts.
What is Rubis’ exposure to the US dollar?
Due to its international footprint, Rubis is exposed to fluctuations in foreign currencies, excluding the euro, and may be impacted by:
- A translation effect: around two-thirds of the Group’s business margins are generated in US dollars; any depreciation of the US dollar mechanically reduces results;
- A transactional foreign-exchange effect: the Group purchases its petroleum products in US dollars and sells them in local currency.
What are the Group’s growth drivers?
In Africa: structural growth driven by strong demographic momentum and the rise of the middle class
- Liquefied gases are an alternative to wood or charcoal for cleaner cooking; they are easy to deploy and better for health and the environment.
- Fuel demand is growing steadily to support mobility needs, in line with population growth and rising income levels. Service stations also generate non-fuel revenues through shops and related services.
- Infrastructure and road network development is creating growing demand for bitumen.
- Emerging demand for renewable energies, particularly electricity for industrial customers seeking to secure their energy supply (despite sometimes limited grid coverage).
In the Caribbean: growth mainly supported by tourism, which drives overall energy demand and air traffic
- Fuel distribution activities, complemented by revenues from service station through shops and related services.
- A presence in two high-growth-potential markets: Guyana and Suriname.
- Strong potential in renewable energies, still at an early stage of development.
In Europe: market led by electrification.
- Liquefied gases accounts for the bulk of our revenues in this region, with high profitability and market share gains.
- The renewable electricity market is expanding rapidly, supported by the increasing electrification of uses and favourable public policies across European countries.
Why invest?
Consistency and growth: our commitment to dividends
Rubis’ dividend reflects a commitment to providing shareholders with a regular return, with the distribution increasing for the 30th consecutive year.
>60%
Payout ratio
+6%
Compound annual growth rate of dividend per share over 10 years
€2.07
2025 dividend
Dividend consistency and growth
In 2025, the dividend yield stood at 6.5%. The relative decrease compared with 2024 (8.5%) reflects the sharp increase in the share price, by nearly 35% over the year, significantly outperforming the SBF 120 (+10%).
Dividend Yield Track Record
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How can I stay informed?
Letters to shareholders
Letters to shareholders are sent to keep you informed of the Group’s latest news.
Webinar on the Full-Year Results
On 23 March 2026, Rubis hosted a webinar for its individual shareholders, presenting its 2025 Full-Year Results, strategic challenges and growth potential, followed by a Q&A session.
Any questions? The Investor Relations team is here to help.
More information
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Financial Calendar
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How can I become a shareholder?
Three possible types of shareholding
At Uptevia
Pure registered shares
Direct relationship with Rubis, managed through Uptevia. Ideal for long-term shareholders.
Administered registered shares
Managed through your bank or other financial institution. Your financial intermediary transmits information about your shares to Uptevia.
Bearer shares
Your shares are managed solely by your bank or broker. Rubis does not know your identity.
√ No custody or management fees
√ Reduced brokerage fees
√ Dedicated platform to monitor your portfolio and place trading orders
√ Automatic invitation to Shareholders’ Meeting
√ Easier online voting
√ Access to regular information
√ Variable custody or management fees
√ Compatible with a PEA
√ Usual banking management
√ Automatic invitation to shareholders’ Meeting
√ Relationship maintained with Rubis
√ Variable custody or management fees
√ Compatible with a PEA
√ Usual banking management
📢 Shares held within a French Equity Savings Plan (PEA) cannot be registered as pure registered shares. A transfer would result in the closure of the PEA and the loss of its tax advantages.
Open a pure registered account
The administrative management of your shares has been delegated to Uptevia. Contact them:
BY PHONE
Toll-free number (France)
0800 007 535
International
+33 1 49 37 82 36
ONLINE
Access the contact form
Select the “Information request” category, then “account opening” and fill in the mandatory fields
BY POST
Uptevia service émetteur Rubis
90-110 Esplanade du Général de Gaulle
92931 Paris La Défense Cedex – France
To transfer your shares to a pure registered form, simply:
If you would like your shares to be registered in pure registered form going forward, you can fill out a transfer request form and submit it to your financial institution (bank, broker…).
Our Investor Relations team is here to help.
BY PHONE
+ 33 (0) 1 45 01 72 32
BY EMAIL
investors@rubis.fr
BY POST
Rubis - Relations Investisseurs
46 rue Boissière
75016 Paris - France