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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 75.818.671 von kundenkarte am 21.05.24 17:24:12https://www.shell.com/investors/shareholder-meetings/_jcr_co…
Seite 8.
Die Zusammenfassung:
SHAREHOLDER RESOLUTION
Shareholders support the Company, by
an advisory vote, to align its medium-term
emissions reduction targets covering the
greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions of the use
of its energy products (Scope 3) with the
goal of the Paris Climate Agreement: to limit
global warming to well below 2°C above
pre-industrial levels and to pursue efforts
to limit the temperature increase to 1.5°C.
The strategy for achieving these targets is
entirely up to the board.
You have our support.
so long
linkshaender
Seite 8.
Die Zusammenfassung:
SHAREHOLDER RESOLUTION
Shareholders support the Company, by
an advisory vote, to align its medium-term
emissions reduction targets covering the
greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions of the use
of its energy products (Scope 3) with the
goal of the Paris Climate Agreement: to limit
global warming to well below 2°C above
pre-industrial levels and to pursue efforts
to limit the temperature increase to 1.5°C.
The strategy for achieving these targets is
entirely up to the board.
You have our support.
so long
linkshaender
Ganz unten, letzter Beschluß
Sorry, der Link:
https://www.wallstreet-online.de/nachricht/18117727-result-o…
@All: Welche spezielle shareholder resolution wurde denn heute auf der Hauptversammlung von über 80% der Aktionäre abgelehnt? War einer da oder weiß genaueres?
Danke und Gruß
kk
Danke und Gruß
kk
man könnte meine er sei heute wen man das über minus 2% sieht
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Dran denken, morgen ist Ex-Tag (16.05.2024)
Nevermind Those EVs — Oil Demand Keeps Growing
Fuel efficiency and green initiatives haven’t slaked the world’s thirst for crude.
Like clockwork, the commodities market worries in May about the strength of oil demand heading into the northern hemisphere summer holiday. Nervousness about the seasonal pickup in oil consumption abounds. It happened in 2023, and it’s happening again this year. But as before, traders’ concerns are misplaced: Oil demand growth is doing just fine.
https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2024-05-13/are-ev…
Fuel efficiency and green initiatives haven’t slaked the world’s thirst for crude.
Like clockwork, the commodities market worries in May about the strength of oil demand heading into the northern hemisphere summer holiday. Nervousness about the seasonal pickup in oil consumption abounds. It happened in 2023, and it’s happening again this year. But as before, traders’ concerns are misplaced: Oil demand growth is doing just fine.
https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2024-05-13/are-ev…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 75.749.511 von trick17-2 am 08.05.24 09:23:11Preis soll bei 1 Milliarde liegen.
Und laut dem Bloomberg Artikel : "The company’s Bukom facility is “by far the weakest integrated refinery-petrochemical site” in its portfolio"
(Bloomberg) -- A group including commodity trader Glencore Plc and Indonesian chemicals business PT Chandra Asri Pacific is in advanced talks to buy Shell Plc assets in Singapore in a deal that could be worth about $1 billion, people with knowledge of the matter said.
The parties are working on the details of a transaction that could be announced as soon as the coming weeks, according to the people, who asked not to be identified as the process is private. Shell’s Singapore assets include a refinery capable of processing 237,000 barrels of oil a day, a facility on Jurong Island that produces monoethylene glycol and an ethylene plant on Pulau Bukom.
After a spell of bumper returns, top commodity traders have been snapping up refinery assets that allow them to profit from the margins that can be captured turning crude oil into consumable fuels. Some refineries also offer more trading leverage than others, with Shell’s Bukom plant sitting at the center of a hub of global maritime trade.
Under the terms of the potential deal being discussed, Chanda Asri would become the operator and majority owner of the assets, while Glencore would hold a non-operating minority stake, one of the people said. Other bidders remain interested in the assets and there’s no certainty the discussions will result in a deal, the people said.
Representatives for Chandra Asri and Glencore declined to comment. A representative for Shell declined to comment beyond previous statements that its priority focus is on a divestment of the Bukom and Jurong assets following a strategic review. Singapore remains an important trading and marketing hub in the region, according to the spokesperson.
Read More: Shell Maintains Pace of Buybacks as Profit Beats Estimates
Shell started a review of its energy and chemicals assets on Bukom and Jurong islands last year. The company’s Bukom facility is “by far the weakest integrated refinery-petrochemical site” in its portfolio, Wood Mackenzie analysts wrote in a September report.
--With assistance from Fathiya Dahrul, Laura Hurst and Alex Longley.
(Updates with refining context in third paragraph.)
©2024 Bloomberg L.P.
Und laut dem Bloomberg Artikel : "The company’s Bukom facility is “by far the weakest integrated refinery-petrochemical site” in its portfolio"
(Bloomberg) -- A group including commodity trader Glencore Plc and Indonesian chemicals business PT Chandra Asri Pacific is in advanced talks to buy Shell Plc assets in Singapore in a deal that could be worth about $1 billion, people with knowledge of the matter said.
The parties are working on the details of a transaction that could be announced as soon as the coming weeks, according to the people, who asked not to be identified as the process is private. Shell’s Singapore assets include a refinery capable of processing 237,000 barrels of oil a day, a facility on Jurong Island that produces monoethylene glycol and an ethylene plant on Pulau Bukom.
After a spell of bumper returns, top commodity traders have been snapping up refinery assets that allow them to profit from the margins that can be captured turning crude oil into consumable fuels. Some refineries also offer more trading leverage than others, with Shell’s Bukom plant sitting at the center of a hub of global maritime trade.
Under the terms of the potential deal being discussed, Chanda Asri would become the operator and majority owner of the assets, while Glencore would hold a non-operating minority stake, one of the people said. Other bidders remain interested in the assets and there’s no certainty the discussions will result in a deal, the people said.
Representatives for Chandra Asri and Glencore declined to comment. A representative for Shell declined to comment beyond previous statements that its priority focus is on a divestment of the Bukom and Jurong assets following a strategic review. Singapore remains an important trading and marketing hub in the region, according to the spokesperson.
Read More: Shell Maintains Pace of Buybacks as Profit Beats Estimates
Shell started a review of its energy and chemicals assets on Bukom and Jurong islands last year. The company’s Bukom facility is “by far the weakest integrated refinery-petrochemical site” in its portfolio, Wood Mackenzie analysts wrote in a September report.
--With assistance from Fathiya Dahrul, Laura Hurst and Alex Longley.
(Updates with refining context in third paragraph.)
©2024 Bloomberg L.P.
Shell hat heute bekannt gegeben, dass "Chemical Island" in Singapore verkauft wurde.
Fällt mir nicht leicht, dass einzuordnen. Im ersten Ansatz denke ich, dass es in Asien perfekt liegen würde und eine absolute Perle sein dürfte.
Offensichtlich müssen aber alle Rohstoffe herantransportiert werden und die Produkte dann ebenfalls verschifft werden, so dass
der Standort keine guten Margen erwirtschaftet. Insofern macht es dann Sinn, auf die anderen Standorte zu setzen und diese auszubauen.
Ich würde es dann in die Schublade konsequentes Shareholder Value packen.
Kaufpreis wurde auch nicht veröffentlicht.
Ich kann mich irren, aber für mich sieht es so aus als wäre der neue CEO eine gute Wahl - zumindest für die Aktionäre.
trick17
Fällt mir nicht leicht, dass einzuordnen. Im ersten Ansatz denke ich, dass es in Asien perfekt liegen würde und eine absolute Perle sein dürfte.
Offensichtlich müssen aber alle Rohstoffe herantransportiert werden und die Produkte dann ebenfalls verschifft werden, so dass
der Standort keine guten Margen erwirtschaftet. Insofern macht es dann Sinn, auf die anderen Standorte zu setzen und diese auszubauen.
Ich würde es dann in die Schublade konsequentes Shareholder Value packen.
Kaufpreis wurde auch nicht veröffentlicht.
Ich kann mich irren, aber für mich sieht es so aus als wäre der neue CEO eine gute Wahl - zumindest für die Aktionäre.
trick17
Man verkauft ja Assets ohne Ende aktuell - kürzlich von Malaysia Retail Geschäft gelesen, heute von Südafrika erst des "Fuel-Supply Business"...
Dann noch das Shelf, was mittlerweile fast in Vergessenheit geraten ist... Wann kommt denn die BP Übernahme endlich?
Dann noch das Shelf, was mittlerweile fast in Vergessenheit geraten ist... Wann kommt denn die BP Übernahme endlich?
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