Shell Share Discussion Threads

[ariane] 20/4/2003 16:19

Target US$25



(Repeating to change identifier to AFX)
MUSCAT (AFX) - The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) must
do something about the surplus two million barrels per day (bpd) that have come
on to the market since the war in Iraq ended, OPEC's president Abdullah bin
Hamad al-Attiyah said.
"There is a surplus of two million bpd that we have to deal with,"
al-Attiyah told reporters yesterday at the start of a visit to Oman.
He said OPEC's next meeting at its Vienna headquarters on Thursday, to
discuss a possible output cut, would "examine the market situation and take the
measures necessary to restore order".
"OPEC has done everything possible to maintain the balance between supply
and demand, having increased its production to prevent any crisis," said
al-Attiyah, who is also Qatar's oil minister.
He was referring to the US-led war on Iraq launched on March 20, and prior
to that ethnic unrest which cut Nigeria's oil output by around 200,000 barrels a
day, as well as an opposition strike which battered Venezuela's petroleum
industry.
OPEC, whose production ceiling is fixed at 24.5 mln bpd for the member
countries -- except Iraq -- said late March that it could announce at next
week's meeting that it will reduce output by 2 mln bpd.
tm/rm/lg/ben/rc

[maywillow] 18/4/2003 13:31

Light back above US$30

[waldron] 18/4/2003 09:04

17 April 2003

Notice of Results

THE ROYAL DUTCH PETROLEUM COMPANY AND

THE "SHELL" TRANSPORT AND TRADING COMPANY, p.l.c.

Will each issue releases on Friday, 2nd May 2003 at 10.00 hours B.S.T. (11.00
hours C.E.S.T.) on the results for the first quarter of 2003 of the Royal Dutch
/Shell Group of Companies.

[waldron] 18/4/2003 09:03

Retail prices down in Singapore

[waldron] 18/4/2003 06:11

Its all mine, no its mine.

[waldron] 17/4/2003 10:36

Irish find a well oiled rumour

[waldron] 17/4/2003 10:32

Diesel prices increase in Germany

[maywillow] 14/4/2003 10:46

Any of you guys know whether there is a correlation between the Shell Share price movement and that of the oil price.

[waldron] 13/4/2003 14:30

I never asked whats in it for me.

But, whats in it for me.

Extract from An Oil Field of Dreams.

[ariane] 12/4/2003 16:43

Common Dreams

[ariane] 12/4/2003 16:31

An Oil Field of Dreams

[waldron] 12/4/2003 14:11

NEW THREAD for SHEL





Royal Dutch Shell plc changes its name to Shell plc

Jan 21, 2022

Shell plc (Shell) today confirmed its name has changed from Royal Dutch Shell plc to Shell plc.

Shell announced the Board’s decision to change its name to Shell plc on December 20, 2021. This change has now taken effect.

Euronext Amsterdam, the London Stock Exchange and the New York Stock Exchange have been informed of this name change and it is anticipated that Euronext Amsterdam and the London Stock Exchange will reflect the change of name on Tuesday January 25, 2022, while the New York Stock Exchange will follow on Monday January 31, 2022.

Shareholders should note that their shareholdings will be unaffected by the change of name and existing share certificates should be retained as they will remain valid for all purposes and no new share certificates will be issued.

The ISINs, SEDOLs, CUSIPs and ticker symbols of the company’s A shares and B shares and A ADSs and B ADSs will remain unchanged for the time being but will change in accordance with the remaining steps of the Simplification as set out in the announcement released on December 20, 2021. The Company’s Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) remains 21380068P1DRHMJ8KU70.

[rarther] 29/3/2003 17:51

Does anyone know if there is any basis to rumours that Shell is on America's 'black list' of Non-US companies who invest more than $20m p.a. in Iran? If it is true then SHEL will be sidelined if/when opportunities arise in Iraq, which is totally outrageous in my opinion!

What ever happened to free enterprise? Forcing companies to invest (or not invest) in certain areas by threatening them is hardly a utopian economic policy is it?

In the olden days the US was far more cunning about their economic imperialism (with "Loans" etc), but now George's gormlessness seems to have prevailed!- why bother making cunning plans to get what you want if no one can do anything about your actions anyway!? Why persuade President Hussein to allow your companies to increase oil output in his country when you can just march in there and take it!?

Aside from the wider picture and any political biases that might distort my image, what reasonable excuse could the US possibly give for having a black list of non-US companies working in Iran?? Why not just a black list of companies working in Iran?

Not sure if this 'rumour' has any basis or whether I have understood in the wrong context- would appreciate if someone would confirm or voice their opinions (with regard to SHEL obviously).

Thanks.

[p@] 21/3/2003 16:04

sold out today.Share L2E 's feelings.Watching B.P. to get back in.

[l2e] 20/3/2003 07:05

Danger in Nigeria shell taking out workers and the oil price dropping because of world events...might see the price spike again...all the best

[husbod] 13/3/2003 13:42

Jeffian - thanks for the info. They could get much more for their money now!

Thurstonland - they could be right. Neither BP nor NatGrid current share buy backs seem to be boosting valuations.

[jeffian] 12/3/2003 14:23

Husbod,
The following RNS was issued on 19/12/02. Answers your question, I think.

Regards, Ian

"Royal Dutch Petroleum Company (N.V. Koninklijke Nederlandsche Petroleum
Maatschappij) announces that on 18 December, 2002 it purchased 200,000 ordinary
shares at a price of 41.51 euros per share.

The 'Shell' Transport and Trading Company, p.l.c. announces that on 18
December, 2002 it purchased for cancellation 1,000,000 ordinary shares at a
price of 392.89 pence per share.

Since the launch of the Companies' share buyback programmes on 8 February, 2001
Royal Dutch Petroleum Company has repurchased a total of 60,796,352 ordinary
shares leaving ordinary shares outstanding in the market of 2,083,500,000. The
'Shell' Transport and Trading Company, p.l.c. has repurchased a total of
276,009,726 ordinary shares, leaving ordinary shares outstanding in the market
of 9,667,500,000. No New York Shares of The 'Shell' Transport and Trading
Company, p.l.c. (one New York Share = six Ordinary shares) have been purchased
for cancellation."

[thurstonland] 12/3/2003 13:48

I think Shell believe they can make more by re-investing in the business.

[husbod] 12/3/2003 13:28

Anyone know if Shell has share buy back program? If so y aren't they using it; if not y not