Originally called Statoil, Equinor was established in 1972 by the Norwegian government, which retains a majority stake in the business. Headquartered in Stavanger, Norway, Equinor is primarily involved in oil and gas exploration and production, as well as energy trading, distribution and marketing, but has significantly expanded in renewable energy, particularly offshore wind. The company has expanded internationally, with direct operations in Brazil, the U.S., the U.K. and Poland, and a presence in around 30 countries.
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- Updated:16/09/2026
- Country/Territory:Norway
- Headquarters:Stavanger
- Industry:Petroleum Refining
- CEO:Anders Opedal
- Website:https://www.equinor.com
- Ticker:EQNR
- Company type:Public
- Revenues ($M):$106,462
- Profits ($M):$5,043
- Market value ($M):$101,556
- Number of employees:23,843
Government owned 50% or more. Figures prepared in accordance with International Accounting Standards. Market Value as of Aug. 31, 2026. Sources: Regulatory filings; S&P Global.
- Revenue 3 Yr Growth Rank:68
- Revenue 3 Yr Annual Growth Rate:29%
- EPS 3 Yr Growth Rank:50
- EPS 3 Yr Annual Growth Rate:68%
- Total Return 3 Yr Rank:66
- Total Return 3 Yr Annual Rate:20%
- Beat S&P 500 3 Yr Return:yes
- Current Streak:1
- Years on List:1
- Sector:Energy
- Sector:Energy
- Country:Norway
- Strongest dimension:Process innovation
- Years on list:2
- Previous rank:74
- $ Millions% change
- Revenues ($M):$106,4622.59%
- Profits ($M):$5,043-42.73%
- Assets ($M):$131,727-
- Total Stockholder Equity ($M):$40,424-
- Profit as % of Revenues:4.7%
- Profits as % of Assets:3.8%
- Profits as % of Stockholder Equity:12.5%
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Equinor in Fortune Rankings
- Fortune 500 Europe
- Fortune Global 500
- Europe's Most Innovative Companies
- 100 Fastest-Growing Companies
- World's Most Admired Companies