Net sales revenue slipped 5% to USD 6.168 billion.
Operating profit declined 64% to USD 198 million.
EBITDA, at current cost of supply and adjusted for one-offs, slipped 17% to USD 685 mln.
Upstream EBITDA, excluding one-offs, edged down 2% to USD 276 mln and downstream EBITDA, at current cost of supply and cleared for one-offs, dropped 25% to USD 307 mln.
EBITDA of the consumer services business rose 27% to USD 246 mln, supported by both fuel and non-fuel sales.
Earnings per share came to HUF 51 or USD 0.14.
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