The Revoil Group took part in the Euronext Athens Small Cap Conference 2026, held on Monday, 2 November, at a central Athens hotel.
During the event, the company’s executives Georgios Roussos (chairman of Revoil’s board), Evangelos Roussos (chief executive of Revoil), Ioannis Roussos (chairman and chief executive of Rev Energy Group), Petros Roubis (chief financial officer) and Iakovos Chaidemenos (shareholder and investor relations manager) had the opportunity to meet a significant number of representatives of mutual fund management companies, brokerage firms and analysts, in one-to-one meetings and small groups.
They presented in detail the group’s strategic direction, financial performance and growth prospects across its three core pillars:
Revoil (the parent company): Active in the petroleum products trading sector.
Rev Energy Group (a wholly owned subsidiary): The group’s energy arm, operating in the renewable energy sector.
Maltezos (a 97% subsidiary): Specialising in solar systems, as well as heating and cooling units.
The presentations placed particular emphasis on:
The parent company’s very strong commercial performance in the first nine months of 2026, in terms of fuel sales volumes and market share, as well as the forecast for a significant increase in sales and profits for the full year.
Rev Energy’s growth plan in the renewable energy sector, which includes:
Solar parks with a capacity of 24.43 MW in full operation.
Wind farm with a capacity of 3 MW in trial operation.
Solar park with a capacity of 6 MW under construction.
Wind projects totalling 26.4 MW, solar projects totalling 80.19 MW and energy storage projects totalling 174 MW, awaiting grid connection terms.
The commercial growth of Maltezos, with the modernisation of its production lines set to quadruple production capacity over three years, alongside a targeted strategy to expand its export activities.
*See the presentation in the Supporting Material column on the right.