DewDiligence
3月前
SHEL, YPF ink LNG deal_for Vaca Muerta:
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/ypf-shell-sign-agreement-develop-142133000.html Argentina's state-run oil company YPF, in collaboration with Shell, has signed a project development agreement to advance the development of the Argentina LNG project. Touted as the nation's premier LNG project, the multi-stage $50bn Argentina LNG initiative focuses on the liquefaction of gas for international export.
It involves extracting gas from specific blocks in Vaca Muerta and transporting it via dedicated pipelines. These pipelines will stretch 580km to a processing and liquefaction facility that is set to be constructed in Sierra Grande, Rio Negro, along the Atlantic coast.
...The $3bn Vaca Muerta Sur pipeline will include a loading/unloading terminal, monobuoys and storage facilities, is due to commence operations in the fourth quarter of 2026. It will initially handle 550,000 barrels per day (bpd), with the potential to scale up to 700,000bpd.
DewDiligence
4月前
SHEL reports 3Q24 results—maintains aggressive share buybacks:
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/shell-maintains-buybacks-gas-growth-081954779.html “Today, we announce another $3.5 billion buyback program for the next three months, making this the 12th consecutive quarter in which we have announced $3 billion or more in buybacks,” Chief Executive Officer Wael Sawan said in a statement on Thursday.
…The company’s gearing, the ratio of net debt to equity, dropped to 15.7% in the quarter, the lowest since 2015. The strength of Shell’s balance sheet gives it better visibility on shareholder distributions regardless of broader macroeconomic conditions, Chief Financial Officer Sinead Gorman said on a call with reporters. SHEL also lowered its 2024 cap-ex guidance to “less than $22B”; the prior guidance was $22-25B.
peterquinnvet
3年前
Booming prices for oil and natural gas propelled Shell’s profit in the fourth quarter of 2021, lifting its adjusted earnings to $6.39 billion, up from $393 million a year earlier, the company reported Thursday.
Shell, Europe’s largest energy company, also said that it would accelerate returns to shareholders, buying back $8.5 billion in shares in the first half of 2022 — a big increase on the total of $3.5 billion set aside for buybacks in 2021.
Shell also said it would increase the dividend it pays to shareholders by 4 percent, to 25 cents per share for the first quarter.
Source: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/02/03/business/shell-4q-earnings.html