Global energy stocks have pulled back in the past few days as crude oil and natural gas prices slumped, and this trend may continue after Morgan Stanley warned of a global glut. Shell share price plunged to 2,900p on Monday, its lowest level since February, and 20% from the year-to-date high.
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The latest trading day saw Shell (SHEL) settling at $77.7, representing a -2.28% change from its previous close.
SHEL explores a $1 billion wind asset sale as it sharpens its focus on higher-return businesses and reshapes its energy transition strategy.
In the closing of the recent trading day, Shell (SHEL) stood at $82.61, denoting a -3.56% move from the preceding trading day.
SHEL halts its $3 billion buyback program as it pursues the $16.4 billion ARC acquisition.
UK oil majors fell sharply in early trading as crude prices tumbled on hopes that a US-Iran agreement will reopen the Strait of Hormuz and ease pressure on global energy supplies. BP PLC (LSE:BP.
SHEL deepens its Venezuela presence through key oil and gas agreements, positioning itself at the center of major offshore gas exports.
SHEL teams with Kazakhstan on a digital geoscience platform to unlock exploration potential, modernize data analysis and support energy investment.
Shell (SHEL) delivered its strongest quarterly earnings in two years. Recent acquisition of ARC Resources and divestitures of underperforming assets underpin a focus on margin expansion and downside protection. Short-term production losses from Middle East disruptions are expected to be offset by upcoming growth projects.
SHEL is reinforcing its commitment to Raizen with fresh capital support as the Brazilian biofuels giant undertakes a record debt restructuring.
SHEL-Cosan JV Raizen's $1.42 billion Argentina divestment sharpens portfolio focus, strengthens financial flexibility and supports disciplined growth.