In the most recent trading session, Shell (SHEL) closed at $70.31, indicating a -1.72% shift from the previous trading day.
Shell PLC (LSE:SHEL, NYSE:SHEL) issued an update to its fourth quarter outlook on Thursday, flagging to investors softer trading. In London, the share was down 2.26% changing hands at 2,595p in Thursday morning's trade.
Fourth-quarter upstream production is expected between 1.84 million and 1.94 million barrels of oil equivalent a day, up from 1.83 million in the third quarter.
Shell narrowed its projected range for fourth-quarter liquefied natural gas production to between 7.5 million metric tons and 7.9 million tons in a trading update on Thursday.
SHEL wins Petrovietnam Gas' first long-term LNG contract, supplying 400,000 metric tons a year from 2027 and deepening its role in Vietnam's gas market.
SHEL can unlock multi-billion-dollar gas revenues in Venezuela as U.S. policy shifts, but political risk, weak prices and OPEC fallout loom.
The latest trading day saw Shell (SHEL) settling at $75.44, representing a +2.67% change from its previous close.
SHEL and INEOS Energy announce a major Nashville oil discovery, with a potential Appomattox tie-back supporting long-term Gulf energy security.
Shell is upgraded to Buy, reflecting robust cash flows, disciplined capital allocation, and potential for a narrowing European valuation discount. SHEL delivered strong Q3 results with $10B free cash flow and maintains a compelling long-term growth pipeline, targeting over 10% nFCF per share growth through 2030. Management continues sizable buybacks and dividend growth while investing globally in LNG, oil, targeting margin-focused expansion.
SHEL approves a waterflood project at the Kaikias field to lift recoverable resources and extend the Ursa platform's productive life in the Gulf of America.
BP PLC (LSE:BP.) shares fell 1.9% to 429.3p, a six-week low, after reports that Shell PLC's (LSE:SHEL, NYSE:SHEL) mergers chief departed after CEO Wael Sawan blocked a bid for its FTSE rival.
Shell has restarted efforts to sell its stake in Germany's PCK Schwedt oil refinery, three sources familiar with the matter told Reuters, aiming to exit an asset entangled in Western sanctions on Russia and Berlin's need to secure fuel supplies.