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Shell plc

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Revenue fell 6.1% to $266.89B, but net income rose 10.8% to $17.84B while Shell kept buying back $3.5bn of shares a quarter.

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  • Growth — Revenue -6.1% to $266.89BWatch
  • Profitability — Net income $17.84B, +10.8%; net margin 6.7%, up 102 bpsOK
  • Cash — Operating cash flow $42.86B, -21.6%Watch
  • Balance sheet — Net debt $45,687m; gearing 20.7%, from 17.7%Note
  • Accounting — Safe-zone Altman-Z; no manipulation flagOK
  • Capital — Dividends $8.62B plus $3.5bn of buybacks announced each quarterNote

Business

Shell is an integrated energy company. It reports in six segments: Integrated Gas, Upstream, Marketing, Chemicals and Products, Renewables and Energy Solutions, and Corporate. It produces oil and gas, trades and ships liquefied natural gas, refines and sells fuels and chemicals, and runs a growing low-carbon business.

Latest filings

  • 6-K · Company announcement (foreign filer)2026-10-02
  • 6-K · Company announcement (foreign filer)2026-09-28
  • 6-K · Company announcement (foreign filer)2026-09-03
  • 6-K · Company announcement (foreign filer)2026-09-01
  • 6-K · Company announcement (foreign filer)2026-09-01
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