• TotalEnergies expects Q2 2026 hydrocarbon production near 2,400,000 boe/d, supported by organic growth in line with 4% quarterly guidance.
• Middle East conflict impact seen at about 210,000 boe/d in Q2, below prior guidance of 360,000 boe/d.
• Upstream cash flow seen rising about USD 1 billion versus Q1 on a USD 17.9/b increase in liquids realized price to USD 91.6/b.
• Integrated LNG cash flow and earnings expected to fall sharply, hit by weaker gas trading in a flat-to-down European market.
• Net investments expected in line with a USD 15 billion annual guidance; gearing ratio expected to improve by at least 2 points versus end-Q1.

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