• MOL delivered strong third-quarter 2026 results, supported by higher natural gas prices and exceptionally strong refining margins.
• Hydrocarbon production stood slightly above 94,000 barrels of oil equivalent daily; realized prices averaged around USD 98 per barrel of oil equivalent.
• Downstream performance improved significantly year-over-year, despite weak petrochemicals results; a one-off insurance payment also supported earnings.
• Consumer Services unit margins declined year-over-year across all key markets amid fuel price controls, despite higher sales volumes.
• The tax-to-revenue ratio reached 35%, versus 20% in 2016; it peaked at 56% in 2022.

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