Shell Steps In to Rescue Raizen With Major Capital Commitment
SHEL plans a $668M lifeline for Raizen as rescue talks collapse, raising stakes in Brazil's sugar-ethanol giant and reshaping the joint venture's future.
Shell committed to backstop Raizen with $668 million investment, Brazil CEO says
London listed oil company Shell is committed to investing 3.5 billion reais ($667.84 million) in troubled sugar and ethanol maker Raizen , the energy company's Brazil CEO said on Tuesday.
IFLN: A New Fallen Angels ETF In An Old Shell
Invesco Bloomberg Enhanced Fallen Angels ETF is a newly restructured fund focusing on fallen angels, with historical data prior to 2/23/2026 irrelevant. IFLN offers lower aggregate credit risk than broader high-yield ETFs, with 81% of assets in BB-rated bonds and moderate interest rate risk (duration 4.5 years). The fund's portfolio is diversified across sectors, with the top 10 issuers accounting for 46.5% and the largest at 5%.
Shell and BP shares lifted as oil and gas price spike on Iran war
Shell PLC and BP PLC shares were among the biggest risers on the FTSE 100 on Monday as oil and gas prices spiked after the US and Israel carried out military strikes on Iran, sparking retaliatory rocket and drone attacks against other sites in the region. Brent crude oil futures jumped almost 8.8% to $79.25 a barrel, the highest since the start of last year.
Shell ready for bigger backstop of Brazil sugar-ethanol JV Raizen, sources say
Oil major Shell , the healthier joint-venture partner in Brazilian sugar and ethanol producer Raizen, is ready to pour more resources into a recapitalization of the distressed company, three people familiar with the matter told Reuters.
Shell says US general license for exploration in Venezuela will allow it to progress with Dragon gas project
A U.S. general license for oil and gas exploration in Venezuela will allow Shell to progress with its Dragon gas project, a company spokesperson told Reuters on Thursday.
Shell: Integrated Gas Is In Demand
Shell stands out with a $216B market cap, a robust integrated gas portfolio, and a nearly 4% dividend yield. SHEL aggressively repurchases shares, reinforcing capital returns and shareholder value. The company's integrated gas operations underpin its investment value and future growth prospects.
Shell: Positioned To Benefit From A Potential Capital Rotation Into European Energy
Shell maintains a Buy rating, supported by disciplined capital allocation, robust shareholder returns, and attractive valuation despite recent results. SHEL continues $3.5 billion quarterly buybacks and raised its dividend by 4%, yielding approximately 10% total returns in 2025, though buybacks may be trimmed if oil price weakness continues. Management still targets 10% normalized FCF per share growth through 2030, with recent deepwater developments plugging near-term production gaps and supporting long-term objectives.
Four partners leave EY after potential breaches of Shell audit, FT reports
Four partners have left EY following potential breaches in its audit of Shell that resulted in the oil major dropping the accounting firm as its auditor, the Financial Times reported on Thursday.
Oil major BP suspends buybacks in fresh sign of oil price pressure
BP's industry rivals Equinor and Shell both reported weaker quarterly earnings last week, citing lower crude prices, among other factors. In this article SHEL-GB
Shell's Latest Results Disappoint, But External Factors Merit A Rating Upgrade
Shell reported disappointing 2025 results, with upstream and LNG segments underperforming due to weak prices and output declines. I am upgrading SHEL from "Sell" to "Hold," anticipating external market factors will turn favorable for oil and gas producers, as well as LNG producers, in the coming year. Renewables remain a drag, with green hydrogen investments posing potential write-down risks or multi-year losses if completed.
Shell Plc downgraded after soft trading update
RBC Capital Markets has downgraded Shell PLC to 'Sector Perform' from 'Outperform', citing mounting concerns over the energy major's resource depth and what the bank calls a rare "double miss" on earnings. The investment bank cut its price target to 3,200p from 3,600p, implying roughly 12% upside from current levels.
