Shell (SHEL) News Today

Shell PLC Unsponsored ADR (NYSE:SHEL) shares are trading lower amid a mix of corporate actions and sector developments. Recent share buy-backs, LNG project approvals and long-term supply deals bolster the company’s outlook, while heightened options activity reflects increased investor interest.

• Positive Sentiment: Shell-led LNG Canada 2 project selected for a fast-track approval process, accelerating development timelines and potentially boosting future LNG revenues. Shell-led LNG Canada 2 project chosen for fast-track approval process
• Positive Sentiment: Shell repurchased over 355,000 shares on 12 September under its ongoing buy-back programme, reducing share count and supporting EPS. Transaction in Own Shares (12 Sept)
• Positive Sentiment: Shell repurchased over 503,000 shares on 11 September as part of its buy-back programme, further returning capital to shareholders. Transaction in Own Shares (11 Sept)
• Positive Sentiment: Shell’s LNG plant was named on Mark Carney’s list of favored projects, highlighting strong operational performance in the global gas market. Shell LNG Plant Wins Place on Carney’s List of Favored Projects
• Positive Sentiment: Investors bought 17,388 SHEL call options—111% above average volume—indicating bullish sentiment toward the stock. Shell Sees Unusually Large Options Volume (NYSE:SHEL)
• Positive Sentiment: An American Banking News report flagged unusually high options trading activity in SHEL, reinforcing signs of increased market interest. Shell Target of Unusually High Options Trading (NYSE:SHEL)
• Positive Sentiment: Shell signed a 15-year U.S. LNG supply deal with Edison starting in 2028, securing long-term revenue and diversifying its gas portfolio. Shell Signs Long-Term U.S. LNG Supply Deal With Italian Firm Edison
• Positive Sentiment: Shell is developing faster EV charging technology, positioning it to capture growth in the electric mobility market. Shell is working on a way to make EV charging faster
• Neutral Sentiment: Nigeria and Venezuela will play an international friendly at Shell Energy Stadium, boosting brand exposure with limited direct financial impact. Nigeria and Venezuela to play international friendly at Shell Energy Stadium