Revoil stock trades at EUR 1.99 as quarterly profit rises 119.72 percent

Revoil stock stood at EUR 1.99 in Athens on September 28, 2026, with a daily change of -0.50 percent and volume of 52,187 shares. The latest quarterly figures point to higher sales and earnings, giving the stock a measurable operating reference beyond its modest daily move.

Quarterly sales reach EUR 425.1517 million

According to Investing.com, Revoil Petrol reported revenue of EUR 425.1517 million in its latest quarter listed on April 29, 2026. The same source reports net profit of EUR 1.6892 million and earnings per share of EUR 0.0400 for that period.

The sequential comparison is notable: revenue rose from EUR 411.9409 million to EUR 425.1517 million, an increase of 3.21 percent. Net profit increased from EUR 0.7687 million to EUR 1.6892 million, equivalent to a 119.72 percent gain.

Profitability remains the key valuation test

Historical fiscal year 2025 figures provide a wider benchmark. Investing.com lists total revenue of EUR 837.09 million and net profit of EUR 2.46 million for fiscal year 2025, compared with EUR 869.20 million of revenue and EUR 0.74 million of net profit in fiscal year 2024. Revenue therefore declined 3.70 percent, while net profit rose 232.43 percent.

The figures show why margin quality matters more than sales volume alone. Revoil operates in a low-margin fuel distribution market, so a stronger earnings conversion can materially change the annual result even when revenue is lower.

Revoil trades near the EUR 2.00 level

The Athens quote of EUR 1.99 was accompanied by a daily range of EUR 1.98 to EUR 2.07 and a daily change of -0.50 percent on September 28, 2026. The price was therefore EUR 0.01 below the EUR 2.00 threshold, while the recorded volume reached 52,187 shares.

For investors, the operating comparison is the central checkpoint: the latest quarterly revenue was EUR 13.2108 million above the preceding quarter, while quarterly net profit was EUR 0.9205 million higher. The stock's next direction will depend on whether that earnings improvement continues through the company's subsequent reporting periods.