Shell PLC

Shell and Equinor’s Adura joint venture boosts UK offshore oil supply, adds 120k boe/d, digital twins, CCU, and battery storage to meet 2030 decarbonisation goals.

Shell PLC’s latest moves: boosting its Bonga stake to 65 % while eyeing Italian drilling permits. Explore how this reshapes margins, risks, and shareholder value in Africa and Europe.

Shell’s latest moves—from expanding Italian gas output, boosting Nigerian Bonga stakes, to a long‑term renewable deal with Ferrari—show how the oil giant balances short‑term profits with a green future.

Shell PLC’s dual strategy—boosting its Bonga field stake and partnering with Ferrari on green power—shows how the oil giant balances upstream growth and ESG goals amid UBS’s valuation downgrade.

Shell’s 2025 moves—share buy‑back, USD note exchange offers, and a 15‑year LNG deal with ADNOC—blend financial prudence with strategic growth, revealing nuanced risks and long‑term upside for investors.

Shell PLC’s Q3 results show a mixed picture, with trading and refining operations delivering strong gains, but a significant loss from its Rotterdam biofuels project and downward revision of LNG production forecasts casting a shadow over the company…

Shell has expanded its fast-charging network in Germany, adding 26 new charging points, as part of its efforts to increase convenient charging options for electric vehicle owners.

Shell continues to drive growth and create shareholder value through its expansion efforts, including the addition of new fast-charging points and a share buyback programme.

Shell PLC’s stock price has been volatile, but the company’s strong operational cash flow and share buybacks have sparked mixed reactions from analysts, with some taking a bullish stance and others expressing concerns.

Shell’s second-quarter earnings were impacted by lower oil and gas prices, but the company’s net profit exceeded expectations due to cost-saving measures and a commitment to maintaining dividend payments.