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TotalEnergies SE filings document the disclosure record of a foreign private issuer with a global integrated energy business. Form 6-K reports provide quarterly results, unaudited financial statements, business segment information, recent developments, capitalization and indebtedness, and material-event updates tied to the company's oil, gas, LNG, power and renewables activities.
The company's regulatory materials also include proxy and shareholder meeting documents, governance and voting matters, capital-structure disclosures, registration-statement incorporation references and risk-factor information linked to its Form 20-F and other regulatory documents. These filings describe formal reporting for TotalEnergies SE and its consolidated entities, including shareholder actions, financial reporting and material agreements.
TotalEnergies reports a series of portfolio, LNG and capital‑return moves. It sold its 85% interest in Malaysia’s Block 2E, representing an 8.5% net stake in the Marjoram gas field, to INPEX for USD 350 million, and exited around 170 MW of distributed solar assets in seven European countries to refocus renewables on large utility‑scale projects. The group is expanding LNG, shipping the first cargo from Mexico’s ECA LNG Phase 1, where it holds 16.6% and will offtake 1.7 Mtpa for 20 years, and approving development of Cyprus’ Cronos gas field, targeting 2028 start‑up with plateau output of 500 Mcf/d, about 2.8 Mtpa of LNG, half marketed by TotalEnergies.
The Board decided a second 2026 interim dividend of €0.90 per share, a 5.9% increase versus 2025 and equal to the first 2026 interim dividend, payable in January 2027, and adopted an indicative 2027 dividend timetable. The company also disclosed several weeks of share buybacks, including 1,285,106 shares repurchased for €86.4 million, and has appealed a June 25, 2026 judgment in a French duty‑of‑vigilance climate case.
TotalEnergies reported Q2 2026 sales of $61,771 million and net income (share) of $5,438 million, up sharply from $2,687 million a year earlier. Adjusted net income reached $6,027 million and adjusted EBITDA $13,179 million, supported by strong refining margins and higher upstream earnings.
Cash flow from operating activities was $10,858 million in Q2, with CFFO of $9,804 million and net cash flow of $6,357 million. For 1H 2026, CFFO was $18,380 million, while gearing improved to 13.1%. Return on equity over the last twelve months was 15.9% and ROACE 13.9%.
Hydrocarbon production averaged 2,395 kboe/d in Q2, 4% lower year‑on‑year due to conflict‑related shut‑ins in the Middle East, while Integrated LNG earnings fell quarter‑on‑quarter. Integrated Power continued to grow, with net power output of 14.8 TWh and gross installed renewable capacity of 37.4 GW. Scope 1+2 operated emissions fell 8% year‑on‑year and methane emissions in 1H 2026 declined 27%. The company plans $15 billion of net investments in 2026 and expects Q3 refinery utilization of 80–85% and an average LNG selling price above $11.5/Mbtu.
Amundi and Amundi Asset Management report significant ownership in TotalEnergies SE common stock. They beneficially own 204,759,179 shares, representing 8.97% of the class. All dispositive power over these shares is shared, with no sole dispositive or voting power reported.
Shared voting power covers 53,957,544 shares. A further 139,702,752 shares are held through French employee investment vehicles (FCPEs) dedicated to TotalEnergies employee shareholding and savings; voting rights on these shares are exercised by FCPE supervisory boards, not by Amundi. The filing also identifies multiple asset management subsidiaries involved under Amundi’s control.
TotalEnergies SE reports several June 2026 share buybacks, technology initiatives and corporate actions. Under existing authorizations, it repurchased its own shares in multiple weekly blocks, including 1,757,325 shares from June 1–5 for €134,999,796.88 and similar volumes in other June weeks.
The company highlights MethaneLive, a new global methane emissions monitoring center built on 13,000 real-time sensors deployed across all operated Upstream sites in 2025. Since early 2026, MethaneLive has detected 35 fugitive methane emissions and supported corrective maintenance.
TotalEnergies also signed its entry into the Bab Gas Cap Concession in Abu Dhabi with a 10% interest in a project targeting 1.5 billion cubic feet of gas per day. In addition, a 2026 capital increase reserved for employees saw 59,366 participants in 97 countries subscribe €310.5 million at €62.00 per share, leading to the issuance of 5,548,563 new shares and bringing employee ownership to an estimated 7.6% of share capital as of June 26, 2026.
TotalEnergies reports a series of operational, financial and strategic developments. The company continued its share repurchase program, including buying 1,689,580 shares for €134,999,798.33 between May 18 and May 22, 2026.
It launched a 2026 capital increase reserved for employees, with up to 18 million new shares (0.8% of share capital at the Board decision date) at a subscription price of €62 per share. Employee shareholders held 8.09% of share capital as of March 31, 2026.
Strategically, TotalEnergies is investing over €100 million in the Pangea 5 supercomputer, which will increase computing power sixfold and cut energy consumption for equivalent performance by about 40%, with first commissioning in 2027. It signed offshore exploration MoUs in Syria (Block 3) and with EGAS in north-western offshore Egypt.
The company also advanced its Centre Manche Énergies offshore wind project, filing for Single Authorization for a 1.5 GW wind farm off Normandy, expected to generate around 6 TWh per year, require about €4.5 billion of investment and employ up to 2,500 people during three years of construction. At its May 29, 2026 shareholders’ meeting, TotalEnergies’ shareholders approved all Board-backed resolutions, including a 2025 dividend of €3.40 per share, director mandates, compensation policies and changes to age limits in the Articles of Association.
TotalEnergies has furnished materials for its anticipated Ordinary and Extraordinary Shareholders’ Meeting to be held on May 29, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. in Courbevoie, France. The meeting will be streamed live on the company’s website and all preparatory documents are now available online and through customary French legal publications.
Shareholders can vote ahead of the meeting via the secured Votaccess internet platform, by postal ballot, or by proxy, with specific instructions for those holding shares through the U.S. register. This report is also incorporated by reference into existing Form F-3 and Form S-8 registration statements of TotalEnergies SE and its issuing subsidiaries.
TotalEnergies SE uses this Form 6-K to outline a series of strategic moves across renewables, flexible power and shareholder returns. The company and Masdar agreed a $2.2 billion 50/50 joint venture to merge 3 GW of operating onshore renewables and 6 GW of advanced projects across nine Asian countries, targeting operation by 2030.
TotalEnergies took final investment decision on the $1.2 billion Mirny project in Kazakhstan, combining a 1 GW onshore wind farm with a 600 MWh battery system under a 25-year power purchase agreement with the government. It also completed the acquisition of 50% of EPH’s Western Europe flexible power platform, creating 14 GW of gas, biomass and storage capacity via TTEP, and issued about 95.4 million shares, around 4.2% of its capital, to EPH.
The filing shows ongoing share repurchases totaling tens of millions of euros over March–April 2026, approval of a first interim dividend of €0.90 per share for fiscal 2026, 5.9% above 2025 levels, and progress on a 440 MWp solar project in the Philippines with a total cost of approximately $300 million.
TotalEnergies reported a strong first quarter of 2026, with sales of $54,163 million and net income (TotalEnergies share) of $5,810 million, up 51% year-on-year. Adjusted net income reached $5,394 million and adjusted EBITDA rose 19% to $12,552 million, reflecting firm oil, gas and refining environments.
Cash flow from operations excluding working capital (CFFO) increased 23% to $8,576 million and net cash flow was $4,098 million. Gearing was 15.5% at March 31, 2026. Hydrocarbon production averaged 2,553 kboe/d, stable year-on-year, with Middle East conflict offsets; excluding this impact, production grew around 4%. Greenhouse gas and methane emissions declined, while installed renewable capacity rose to 35.6 GW. The company reaffirmed expected 2026 net investments of $15 billion and highlighted benefits from the EPH transaction and continued high commodity prices in its outlook.
TotalEnergies has completed the acquisition of 50% of EPH’s flexible power generation platform in Western Europe, creating TTEP, the 2nd largest flexgen player in Europe. TTEP controls around 14 GW of flexible gas, biomass and battery assets across five countries, which produced close to 30 TWh of electricity in 2025.
To pay for the stake, TotalEnergies issued around 95.4 million ordinary shares to EPH, representing approximately 4.2% of its share capital and making EPH one of its main shareholders. The new joint venture also has a 5 GW project pipeline and will be the preferred vehicle for both partners to expand flexible generation and large-scale battery storage.
TotalEnergies ownership update: Amundi and Amundi Asset Management report beneficial ownership of 206,840,466 shares, representing 9.41% of TotalEnergies common stock. The filing shows shared voting power of 52,143,600 shares and states 150,927,852 shares are held in employee FCPEs whose voting rights are exercised by FCPE supervisory boards.
The schedule lists multiple Amundi subsidiaries as holders and is signed by the Chief Compliance Officer, dated 04/10/2026.