Motor Oil Hellas (MOH) Stock Price, Fundamentals & Analysis

What MOH does

Motor Oil Hellas (MOH) is a stock listed on the Athens Stock Exchange in the Energy sector, specifically in Oil & Gas Refining & Marketing. Headquartered in Marousi, Greece, the company operates oil refining and trading activities both domestically and internationally. Its business spans four segments: Refining Activity, Fuels' Marketing Activity, Power and Gas, and Other. Motor Oil Hellas produces and sells liquid fuels, lubricants, and asphalt for transportation, industrial, and household use. It also markets and distributes a range of oil products—including gasoline, fuel oil, diesel, jet fuel, and lubricants—through its retail network, alongside renewable fuels and hydrogen. The company operates gas stations, collects and trades used lubricants, and engages in the research, exploration, and trading of crude oil. Additionally, it markets and distributes liquefied petroleum gas, manufactures LPG cylinders, and designs, finances, constructs, and operates aircraft fuel supply systems and storage facilities at the Athens International Airport at Spata of Attica. In the broader energy landscape, it operates alongside peers such as Hellenic Petroleum (ELPE), PTTEP, and APA Corporation (APA).

Key numbers explained

• The current price of 66,65 EUR reflects the latest trading value of one share on the Athens Stock Exchange.
• The trailing P/E ratio of 6,2 indicates how much investors pay per euro of the company's last 12 months of earnings; a lower P/E ratio can suggest the stock is priced conservatively relative to recent earnings.
• The forward P/E ratio of 7,6 uses expected future earnings, giving a forward-looking view of valuation.
• The dividend yield of 2,68% represents the annual dividend payment as a percentage of the current share price, showing the cash income a shareholder might expect relative to the stock's cost.
• The ex-dividend date of 26 iun. 2026 is the cutoff: buyers on or after this date do not receive the next dividend payment.
• The share of earnings paid out as dividends of 17% means the company distributes a modest portion of its net income to shareholders, retaining the rest for operations or investment.
• The beta of 0,24 suggests the stock's price tends to move less dramatically than the overall market, often interpreted as lower volatility.
• The price change over the last 52 weeks of 154,4% shows the total return from the lowest to the highest price in that period, with the 52-week range spanning 23,7 – 69,95 EUR.

What to watch

Motor Oil Hellas operates in the cyclical Oil & Gas Refining & Marketing industry, where margins are influenced by crude oil prices, refining capacity, and global fuel demand. As a constituent of the FTSE/ATHEX Large Cap index, its performance can reflect broader sentiment in Greek and European energy markets. Investors often monitor refining margins, fuel price spreads, and geopolitical developments that affect supply chains. The company's exposure to renewable fuels and hydrogen introduces a transition dimension that may shape long-term strategy. Earnings releases, scheduled for 18 nov. 2026, and updates on dividend policy are key dates for tracking the stock.