TotalEnergies extends buybacks and eyes Texas restart, shares track sector peers
23.06.2026 - 20:38:51 | ad-hoc-news.de
By Anna Wagner, Analysts & Consensus desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-23, 20:37.
TotalEnergies SE (FR0000120271) continues to report capital returns through its ongoing share buyback program in June 2026. The Paris-listed group also prepares a restart of its large Port Arthur refinery in Texas, according to recent Reuters and market reports.
What the latest buyback data shows
In an update on its repurchase activity under the authorization granted on May 29, 2026, TotalEnergies detailed purchases of around 1.75 million shares for approximately 135 million euros in early June, at a weighted average price just above 77 euros per share, on Euronext Paris and other venues. StockTitan summary of the company’s repurchase disclosure The company reported a total outstanding share count of about 2.28 billion shares, with roughly 49.5 million treasury shares held on its balance sheet after the latest transactions. StockTitan compilation of TotalEnergies voting-rights notice
These repurchases sit alongside a 2026 capital increase reserved for employees and former employees, covering up to 18 million shares, or about 0.8 percent of the company’s capital, at a subscription price of 62 euros per share and a subscription window from June 3 to June 17, 2026. StockTitan note on the employee share plan terms The plan combines a discount to the reference share price with typical holding-period restrictions, underlining the group’s use of equity participation in its remuneration mix.
Refinery restart and sector backdrop
On the operational side, Reuters reported that TotalEnergies aims to restart its 238,000 barrels-per-day Port Arthur refinery in Texas within about seven days following an outage, citing industry sources familiar with the facility’s status. Reuters coverage of the Port Arthur restart plan The plant is a key asset in the company’s downstream portfolio, supplying gasoline, diesel and other refined products into the U.S. Gulf Coast market.
The restart planning comes as U.S. gasoline prices have declined for six consecutive weeks, according to separate reporting by Reuters, reflecting both refining dynamics and crude price movements. Reuters market report on U.S. gasoline prices European integrated majors such as TotalEnergies, BP and Shell trade against this backdrop of softer product prices and a shifting regulatory environment, including recent EU decisions to ban Russian LNG trading by 2027.
All news and analysis on the TotalEnergies shares
More company disclosures, analyst views and price data on the TotalEnergies shares are available in the dedicated topic area and via the group’s Investor Relations pages.
How TotalEnergies makes its money
TotalEnergies operates an integrated energy model across oil, gas, LNG and power, with exploration and production, refining and chemicals, marketing and services, and growing renewables all contributing to cash flow, as outlined in its Investor Relations materials and recent strategy updates. TotalEnergies investor presentations on its integrated model The company emphasizes capital discipline and shareholder returns while increasing the share of low-carbon energy in its portfolio through solar, wind and flexible gas-fired power assets.
Where the shares trade today
The TotalEnergies shares (FR0000120271) most recently traded on Euronext Paris at around 70.8 euros on 2026-06-23, according to delayed quote data, with additional trading lines on venues such as the London Stock Exchange under the TTE ticker and on U.S. markets via ADRs.
Key data on the TotalEnergies shares
- Company: TotalEnergies SE
- ISIN: FR0000120271
- WKN: 850727
- Ticker: TTE
- Trading venue: Euronext Paris
- Price (as of 2026-06-23, 17:55): 70.81 EUR
- Market cap: approximately 162 billion EUR (as of 2026-06-23)
- Sector / industry: Energy - Integrated oil and gas
- Index membership: CAC 40, Stoxx Europe 50
- Next earnings date: 2026-07-25 (company schedule, subject to confirmation)
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