• MOL Chairman-CEO Zsolt Hernádi attributed strong Q3 2026 performance to favorable upstream pricing and higher refinery product prices.
• Government fuel price regulation in nearly all markets weighed on retail results without causing supply problems.
• The tax-to-revenue ratio reached 35%, compared with 20% in 2016.
• That ratio peaked at 56% in 2022; taxes have grown faster than profits over the past decade.
• Organic investment exceeded 10 billion dollars since 2020, supporting supply security, diversification and the energy transition.

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