What is Vopak's stance on its 2026 financial outlook amid Middle East conflict-related volatility?

Vopak NV maintains its full-year 2026 financial guidance, with anticipated proportional operating free cash flow of about €800 million and proportional EBITDA in the range of €1.15 billion to €1.2 billion, stating that the financial impact of the ongoing Middle East conflict is expected to be absorbed by its strong underlying business performance and remains within the range of its existing outlook.

How has the Middle East conflict directly affected Vopak's operations in the region?

The conflict has caused a direct impact on Vopak’s operations, including reduced product flows at its Fujairah oil hub terminal due to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, with approximately 8% of Fujairah’s storage capacity out of service due to damage requiring repair; activity is also reduced at its Saudi industrial terminals following challenging operational conditions in local industrial clusters.

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