Shell caps off bumper trading year with record £32.2bn profits February 2, 2023 Shell capped off a highly lucrative year of trading with bumper fourth quarter earnings of £7.9bn - with full year profits of £32.2bn.
Shell to combine oil gas and LNG divisions and slash boardroom numbers January 30, 2023 Shell has revealed it will combine its oil and gas production and LNG divisions as part of an overhaul by its new chief executive.
Week ahead: FTSE traders eye Shell and BT results as Bank of England prepares for another rate hike January 29, 2023 London traders are gearing up for a big week of corporate results, with UK giants Shell, BT Group, Glencore, GSK and Vodafone Group updating markets. Shell is due to announce their final results for 2022 on Thursday and are expected to post record profits as oil giants continue to benefit from the global energy boom. [...]
Shell considers selling energy retail business in new strategic review January 26, 2023 Shell has not ruled out the sale of its energy business for households, after announcing a strategic review of its retail operations.
FTSE 100 close: Persimmon and Taylor Wimpey pull index away from record high January 19, 2023 London’s FTSE 100 index registered one of its worst days since the turn of the year, pulling it away from its record high. The capital’s premier index shed 1.07 per cent to drop to 7,747.28 points, while the domestically-focused mid-cap FTSE 250 index, which is more aligned with the health of the UK economy, fell [...]
Shell claimed £200m from Ofgem heaping pressure onto household bills January 15, 2023 Shell claimed almost £200m for costs associated with taking on customers whose suppliers had gone bankrupt in 2021, before generating record profits in 2022 on the back of soaring oil and gas prices. Shell’s UK utility business claimed £197m under Ofgem rules for costs linked to picking up 500,000 new customers from five energy suppliers [...]
FTSE 100: Anglo American and Glencore power London premier index to 2019 high January 6, 2023 The FTSE 100 has extended its strong start to the year by closing at its highest level since the summer of 2019 today, powered by mining giants in London trading. The capital’s premier index clinched the landmark after a late afternoon surge, finishing up 0.87 per cent at 7,699.49 points. Miners led the FTSE 100 [...]
Slashing artworks won’t help the climate fight as much as the oil firms will December 1, 2022 Stop using oil or the Vermeer gets it. That’s the message from our friends at Just Stop Oil, who have somehow transmuted irritation at the use of fossil fuels to anger at the works of the Dutch masters. Yesterday the group said they were set to “escalate” their activity from attaching themselves to artworks to [...]
Shell weighs up £25bn UK spending pledge after Hunt toughens windfall tax November 21, 2022 Shell has warned it could ditch its pledge to invest £25bn in the UK’s energy sector, after the windfall tax was toughened up last week.
Shell backlash shows no profit is safe in windfall tax-crazed Britain October 27, 2022 Another windfall tax after Shell profits? Britain is at risk of becoming uninvestable Pity the folks in Shell’s communications department, who must be tempted to wear bullet-proof armour whenever they send out a trading update. Yesterday’s numbers were impressive, as you’d expect when energy prices are inflated. They also avoided paying any of Rishi Sunak’s [...]