• TotalEnergies EP Gabon posted Q2 2026 net income of $6 million, down 87% from Q1 on stock-position swings and higher charges.
• Cash flow from operations swung to $50 million from a $4 million outflow in Q1, helped by working-capital gains and higher revenue.
• Revenue rose 13% to $111 million versus Q1, tracking a 7% increase in average realized crude price to $100.2 a barrel.
• Operated crude production fell 7% to 15 kb/d, citing field decline and shutdowns for integrity work on export and gas pipelines.
• For H1 2026, net income more than doubled to $51 million as cash flow from operations swung to $46 million despite a 4% revenue dip.

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