Royal Dutch Shell - Back to the Future (Seite 115)

[Danio84]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 71.252.724 von aktienkunta am 01.04.22 11:15:57

Macht ja auch am meisten Sinn und ist für alle Investoren auch langfristig das beste.

Im Februar & März 2022 wurden ~ 100Mio Aktien für ~ 2,5 Mrd EUR zurückgekauft.
Schreibt man dies weiter so fort, was möglich erscheint wären das im gesamten Jahr ca. 600 Mio Aktien die vom Markt genommen werden => damit wären ca. 8% aller Aktien vom Markt genommen in nur einem Jahr.

[aktienkunta]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 71.252.592 von Alf14 am 01.04.22 11:07:37

Zitat von Alf14: Und endlich eine Divi von 80 Cent, wie vorher.

das fände ich auch super....! 👍

Aber daran glaube ich nicht. Die werden mit den fetten Gewinnen aktuell weiter Schulden abbauen und Aktien zurückkaufen, was ja auch nicht verkehrt ist... Passt schon bei Shell! Ich denke, wir sehen dieses wieder die 30€... (
Keine Kaufempfehlung, nur meine Meinung.... ich pers kaufe bei Schwäche aber immer mal wieder kleine Posis nach... 😎

[Danio84]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 71.252.592 von Alf14 am 01.04.22 11:07:37

wäre schön, sehe ich, wenn aber erst in 4-6 Jahren, wenn das ARP abgeschlossen ist und man ca 25% aller Aktien vom Markt genommen hat.
Jetzt würde eine so immense Anhebung gar keinen Sinn machen für Shell.

[Alf14]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 71.252.208 von Danio84 am 01.04.22 10:33:25

Und endlich eine Divi von 80 Cent, wie vorher.

[Danio84]

https://www.n-tv.de/mediathek/videos/wirtschaft/OPEC-will-je…

"Neue normale Ölpreise von 90-100 US Dollar"

Das dürfte für gute Jahre Sorgen und vor allem das ARP weiter vorantreiben.

[Oginvest]

UK customers struggle to submit energy readings before price spike

LONDON (Reuters) - British energy customers reported problems attempting to submit gas and electricity meter readings on Thursday, a day before prices are set to soar, with many providers' websites appearing to be unreachable or offline.

From April, the cap on the most widely used tariffs imposed by Britain's energy regulator is due to rise by 54%, meaning energy bills for some 22 million customers will go up by hundreds of pounds.

Consumer advice groups have advised people to submit readings for their electric and gas usage before the rise comes into effect on Friday to avoid being charged a higher rate for energy they used before the rise comes into effect.

But many customers on social reported problems accessing the websites of some major providers such as Britain's largest energy supplier British Gas, owned by Centrica (LON:CNA), Shell (LON:RDSa) Energy, and E.ON, or being able to log into their accounts.

Scottish Power, owned by Spanish energy giant Iberdrola (MC:IBE), said it was working to resolve an issue with its website and told customers they could submit meter reading via an automated telephone line instead.

British Gas had no immediate comment while the other companies were not immediately reachable for comment.
https://uk.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/uk-customers…

[Oginvest]

UK regulator extends licence for North Sea Cambo oil prospect

LONDON, March 30 (Reuters) - The British oil and gas regulator has extended by two years the licence for the Cambo oilfield prospect in the North Sea which is owned by Shell and Siccar Point, Shell said on Wednesday.

"The North Sea Transition Authority has awarded Siccar Point Energy and Shell UK an extension to the underlying licences containing the Cambo field which were due to expire tomorrow," Shell said in a statement.

Shell last December announced it had scrapped plans to develop the field, which had become a lightning rod for climate activists seeking to halt the development of new oil and gas resources.

But following Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the greater focus on European energy security, there have been growing calls to develop new oil and gas fields in the North Sea.

Shell said its position hasn't changed, but that "the extension to the licenses will allow time to evaluate all potential future options for the project". (Reporting by Ron Bousso; Editing by Louise Heavens and Jan Harvey)

https://www.marketscreener.com/quote/stock/SHELL-PLC-1309459…

[GRILLER]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 71.048.894 von Matthias 2 am 08.03.22 15:04:02

Zitat von Matthias 2:

Zitat von KingOfOil28: Ich erwarte nichts anderes als eine Sonderdividende von Shell bei den hohen preisen.
Sogar die Preise für die futures gehen bis ende des jahres nicht von der 100$ runter, also verdient man sich dumm und dämlich, hat noch genug cash für den wandel, und kann noch ne leckere dividende zahlen nach so einem schrottjahr wie 20/21.
EK liegt bei mir bei 14,4€(gekauft im Ölcrash 2020) und werde die auch nie verkaufen.

Die Sonderdividende wird bestimmt gespendet, an wen auch immer (zur Not an den Vorstand)....

Du hast recht gehabt

[Oginvest]

Shell filed appeal against landmark Dutch climate ruling

LONDON – Energy major Shell has filed its appeal against a Dutch court ruling that ordered the oil, gas and fuel producer to cut its emissions faster in a landmark win for activists turning to courts to force climate action.

While Shell had set itself a target to reach net zero carbon neutrality by 2050, its intermediate targets were based on emissions intensity, which could in theory allow the group to increase fossil fuel output.

In last May’s ruling on the case brought by seven groups including Greenpeace and Friends of the Earth Netherlands, the court said that Shell must cut emissions faster and reduce its absolute emissions by 45% by 2030.

Shell said at the time of the ruling that it would appeal. In a post on LinkedIn, Marjan van Loon, Shell’s Netherlands President, said the appeal was filed on March 22.

The vast majority of Shell’s emissions are so-called Scope 3 emissions from the use of its products by customers, such as when gasoline is combusted in a car or jet fuel on a plane.

Shell Chief Executive Ben van Beurden has argued that Shell can reach net zero only if society as a whole moves to net zero.

“The judgment holds Shell responsible for reducing the emissions of its customers from the use of its products,” he said. “We question how Shell can have a legal obligation to reduce carbon emissions we do not control from customers who are not under a similar legal obligation to reduce their emissions.

“If we decided to stop selling petrol, it would not mean that people would buy less petrol. Customers would buy it elsewhere.”
https://www.euronews.com/next/2022/03/29/shell-netherlands-c…

[GRILLER]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 71.212.548 von Alf14 am 28.03.22 16:23:19

Tatsache, die Uhl hat sich verpisst! Hab ich nicht mitbekommen. Danke für Info! 👍