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Shell PLC (LON:SHEL)’s third quarter underlying cash profits (EBITDA) fell 7% from the previous quarter to $21.5bn. This was mainly due to a 17% decline in Integrated Gas as supply constraints and operational issues offset higher prices. Reduced margins in chemicals and refining and a 7% increase in operating expenses also contributed to the decline. The bright spot was upstream which saw underlying cash profits rise 12%, reflecting an increasing proportion of higher-value Deep Water barrels sold. Q3 2022 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Find A Qualified Financial AdvisorEach advisor h...
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Shell PLC (LON:SHEL)’s net profits more than doubled from the first quarter to $18.0bn. This included a non-cash accounting charge as the group upped its forecast for commodity prices. Excluding this, net profit was 26% higher at $11.5bn thanks to higher oil prices and elevated demand for gas and power. The group announced a $0.25 second quarter dividend alongside $6bn buyback programme expected to complete in the third quarter. Q2 2022 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Shares were broadly flat following the announcement. Shell's EarningsLaura Hoy, Equity Analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown:...
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A $3.9bn charge related to the withdrawal from Russia meant Shell PLC (LON:SHEL)’s net profits fell 38% from the fourth quarter to $7.1bn. However, excluding this and the impact of price fluctuations on contracts and investments, underlying cash profits (EBITDA) rose 16% to $19.0bn. A $0.25 dividend was announced, reflecting a 4% increase from the fourth quarter. The group’s completed $4.0bn of the previously announced buyback programme. The second $4.5bn of repurchases is planned for the current period. Q1 2022 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Shares rose 3.1% following the announceme...
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