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SHEL Shell Plc

2,807.50
13.00 (0.47%)
25 Jun 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Shell Plc LSE:SHEL London Ordinary Share GB00BP6MXD84 ORD EUR0.07
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  13.00 0.47% 2,807.50 2,810.00 2,810.50 2,833.50 2,803.50 2,812.50 5,811,297 16:35:15
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Crude Petroleum & Natural Gs 316.62B 19.36B 2.9846 9.41 182.26B
Shell Plc is listed in the Crude Petroleum & Natural Gs sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker SHEL. The last closing price for Shell was 2,794.50p. Over the last year, Shell shares have traded in a share price range of 2,251.00p to 2,956.00p.

Shell currently has 6,486,295,984 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Shell is £182.26 billion. Shell has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 9.41.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
25/6/2024
18:53
Adg,

Poncers always vote Labour. Cos theyre mostly lazy entitled farkers.

geckotheglorious
25/6/2024
17:16
Yup, I'm Reforming too...

spud

spud
25/6/2024
16:59
Virtually everybody I know who I have discussed the election with are voting reform, friends, family and colleagues - my younger sons partner isn’t but that’s about it !
Perhaps 40 or 50 people in all - all workers or retired and taxpayers, no benefits scroungers nor long term sickies known so says a lot about who must be voting for Labour…

Go figure…..

adg
25/6/2024
08:13
JP Morgan goes Overweight with a Price target of 35 (thirty five) States Shell is prime beneficiary of recent tightening of LNG market, prefers it to BP & has strong momentum in margin accretive upstream oil and gas growth. Free cash flow of 12.5pc states Shell is a structural global supermajor and member of the energy equities Supercycle club.
the white house
25/6/2024
04:24
I agree, Vote Reform, better still, convince your friends and family to also vote reform
jimpingle
24/6/2024
15:28
A vote for Tory is a vote for WAR

hxxps://x.com/BGatesIsaPyscho/status/1804825098127368574

Vote Reform

jimpingle
24/6/2024
11:14
Paul WalshIn 2027, anyone selling a house that doesn't have a C-rating or above for energy efficiency gets a £15,000 fine for their troubles. That's one commitment the main parties aren't telling you about. Perhaps they're hoping to plug finance gaps with that. Or else crash the housing market.I suspect pensioners will get an exemption if they sell, in order to get them out of the houses both main parties see them as 'rattling around' in because they're too big for them.Both parties will need space somewhere to deal with the effects of their open borders policy as they run out of hotels.Vote Reform UK....Daily Telegraph
xxxxxy
24/6/2024
10:18
Quad witching last Friday 23m traded. summer calm & Brent rising gently will do nicely
the white house
20/6/2024
15:43
Sales of electric vehicles (EVs) plunged across Europe last month, fuelled by a sharp drop-off in demand in Germany. Official figures show that sales for new EVs fell by 30pc in Germany last month, which led to a broader fall of 12.5pc across the Continent. ...Daily Telegraph
xxxxxy
19/6/2024
16:15
Your vote Counts, Dont believe the Labour Landslide

Labour will destroy the UK Oil & Gas Sector.

Vote REFORM, advise your family & friends, Not just for Oil & Gas but for Great Britain.

17m+ voted for Brexit, REJECT LABOUR

jimpingle
19/6/2024
14:01
Likely dividend rise next Q too
adg
19/6/2024
12:35
June options expired today, have gone long new March at a underlying 2744p. Brent over 85, hope that the generous amount of profit taking at 28/29 is waning and a long hot, low turnover summer can see the buybacks coming more to the fore and pushing up from recent levels
the white house
18/6/2024
21:42
time the super rich pulled the plug on the uk. government would be powerless.
hellscream
18/6/2024
19:28
Millionaires are abandoning the UK in droves, new research showshttps://www.cnbc.com/2024/06/18/millionaires-are-abandoning-the-uk-in-their-droves-new-research-shows.html?__source=androidappshare
bargainsniper
18/6/2024
15:27
9:09AMShell buys gas trader as it predicts rising demandShell has agreed to buy a Singapore-based liquefied natural gas (LNG) trader as it seeks to capitalise on rising demand as the world shifts away from dirtier fossil fuels.The FTSE 100 oil giant said that it reached a deal, for an undisclosed sum, to buy Pavilion Energy from state-owned investor Temasek.The new business has a contracted supply volume of about 6.5m tonnes per year of LNG, from suppliers including Chevron.Pavilion's global energy business covers LNG trading, shipping, natural gas supply and marketing activities in Asia and Europe, Shell said.The acquisition, which is expected to complete in the first quarter of 2025, comes as Shell predicts LNG demand will rise by more than 50pc by 2040.Zoe Yuinovich, Shell's integrated gas and upstream director, said: The acquisition of Pavilion Energy will strengthen Shell's leadership position in LNG, bringing material volumes and additional flexibility into our global portfolio.We will acquire Pavilion's portfolio of LNG offtake and supply contracts, which includes additional access to strategic gas markets in Asia and Europe.By integrating these into Shell's global LNG portfolio, Shell is strongly positioned to deliver value from this transaction while helping to meet the energy security needs of our customers.....Daily Telegraph
xxxxxy
18/6/2024
08:30
A good strategic move.
fhmktg
18/6/2024
07:55
Bought Pavilion energy LNG trader out of Singapore. Already Worlds largest with 15pc of the Worlds trading this will strengthen the position with a well established business concentrated on the far east markets. Hundreds of millions, completes Q1 2025
the white house
18/6/2024
07:18
shell needs to vote with it's feet.
hellscream
17/6/2024
18:23
Remember ConLabour are going to tax and tax and tax to pay for the trillions required by Net Zero Obsession....the Climate change religion.Even the simple Standing Charge is a compulsory tax....many many more.Me , I'm voting for Commonsense.I'm voting for Reformhttps://www.reformparty.uk/energy-and-environment
xxxxxy
17/6/2024
15:57
Why this Euro equity chief is backing big energy in net-zero push.
pj84
17/6/2024
13:41
Snap Hopefulalways.
Where is better - hard to say. Every country has its issues and this "Global Control/Authoritarianism a la WEF/EU/UN is everywhere.

geckotheglorious
16/6/2024
09:50
Seriously thinking of moving the majority of my investment abroad.
What would be my problems?

I'd be very happy with UK listed companies moving to the USA as I am familiar with them, it serves parliament right for there actions which I've already suffered myself with my HBR holding.

After this weeks confessions on here of Thatcher/Tory supporters I confess as well.

If I were younger I would move country, but where is better.

All ready decided to vote Reform, I can't vote for a party that has done nothing, hit no targets for so many years as it would be endorsing what they have not done and I'm not voting for armageddon either, although unfortunately its coming!

hopefulalways
15/6/2024
17:40
Labour is planning more than 60 increases to regulation which would saddle businesses with tens of billions of additional costs, an analysis suggests.The Institute for Economic Affairs (IEA) said Labour would increase red tape across a swathe of areas from accelerating the ban on petrol cars to imposing energy efficiency standards in rented homes, In a briefing shared with The Telegraph, the IEA said that the manifestos of the two main parties propose "expansive regulatory measures". But while there has been "significant public discussion" about each party's tax and spending measures, it said there had been "a lack of scrutiny regarding the business impact of proposed regulatory changes".
bargainsniper
14/6/2024
15:22
6 day on the bounce US oil shares down & off here 20p from morning highs daily from US selling pressure despite Brent above 80 & upI think the HQ and shares will be rightly London based from another 150 years...
the white house
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