Large oil multinationals in Europe make 80 million euros in superprofits per day.

Omissions

• The exact figure is €81.4 million per day, not €80 million (a 1.7% difference).
• The data refers specifically to 'excess profits' or 'superprofits' (windfall gains from elevated fuel prices), not total corporate profits.
• The source is a Greenpeace report from March 2026 based on margin analysis of fuel sales, not official Eurostat statistics.
• The figure covers the period following geopolitical tensions and soaring fuel prices, representing a temporary spike rather than typical profit levels.

Sources

• SecondaryGreenpeace EU Unit - EU Excess Oil Profits ReportCombined excess profit amounts to €81.4 million per day: €6.1 million per day from petrol sales and €75.3 million per day from diesel sales across the EU-27.
• SecondaryGreenpeace EU Unit - Oil companies rake in €81.4 million extra dailyOil companies rake in €81.4 million extra daily in the EU as fuel prices soar, based on analysis of fuel margins since the start of the Israel-Iran conflict.