Shadia Nasralla
Energy Correspondent and Writer at Reuters
Writes for Reuters about oil companies & climate. Prvsly in Cairo, Vienna, elsewhere for politics, diplomacy, migration, econ, business, sport.Usual disclaimer.
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1 month ago |
hartenergy.com | Andres Gonzalez |Andrés González |Shadia Nasralla
BP has kicked off the sale of its more than a century-old Castrol lubricants business, according to two people with knowledge of the process, in a key step in the British energy group's divestment plan to boost its share price. BP hired investment bank Goldman Sachs to sell the unit, the sources said, speaking on condition of anonymity because the matter is private.
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1 month ago |
jp.reuters.com | Shadia Nasralla
英石油大手シェルの年次株主総会が２０日開かれ、アンドリュー・マッケンジー会長とワエル・サワン最高経営責任者（ＣＥＯ）が再任された。２０２３年１０月、アラブ首長国連邦のアブダビで撮影（２０２５年 ロイター/Amr Alfiky） [ロンドン ２０日 ロイター] - 英石油大手シェル(SHEL.L), opens new tabの年次株主総会が２０日開かれ、アンドリュー・マッケンジー会長とワエル・サワン最高経営責任者（ＣＥＯ）が再任された。同業ＢＰ(BP.L), opens new tab買収の可能性について質問されたサワン氏は、Ｍ＆Ａ（買収・合併）のハードルは非常に高いと答えた。 今月のメディア報道によると、シェルはＢＰ買収の可能性を検討している。 もっと見る 株主総会で再任に対する賛成比率はサワン氏が９８．７％、マッケンジー氏が９１．４％だった。一方、長年にわたって株価が低迷しているＢＰの年次株主総会でヘルゲ・ルンド会長は約７６％の賛成しか得られず、今後数カ月以内に退任する見通しだ。...
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1 month ago |
marketscreener.com | Shadia Nasralla
Published on 05/20/2025 at 10:19 LONDON (Reuters) - Shell shareholders on Tuesday re-elected Chair Andrew Mackenzie and CEO Wael Sawan, who said when asked about a potential deal for rival BP that the bar for mergers and acquisitions was very high. Media reports earlier this month suggested Shell was working with advisers to evaluate a potential acquisition of BP, whose shares have lost around 26% of their value in the past year versus Shell's drop of 12%.
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1 month ago |
zawya.com | Shadia Nasralla
ENERGYShell CEO Wael Sawan said on Tuesday that the bar for acquisitions is very highMay 20, 2025Shell CEO Wael Sawan said on Tuesday that the bar for acquisitions is very high in response to a question from a shareholder at its annual general meeting on how well rival BP would fit with its assets.
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1 month ago |
businesslive.co.za | Sheila Dang |Shadia Nasralla
Houston/London — Big Oil’s first-quarter earnings have shown a split in how companies are positioned to weather the downturn sparked by a slump in oil prices to a four-year low in April. Investors were focused on whether companies would cut share repurchases, since lower crude prices would leave them with less cash to fund the programmes. Buybacks and dividends are important to investor interest in the industry. US oil producer ExxonMobil and UK-based Shell kept the pace of share buybacks.
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