Shell Boosts Share Buyback to $5 Billion as Refining Soars
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According to Bloomberg Markets, Shell Plc announced a large increase in its share buyback, to $5 billion. The outlet reported that the Iran war and the Russia-Ukraine conflict led to record margins for Shell's oil-refining business and surging profit. Only one source was supplied, so no other outlet's account is available to compare. The story is not marked as developing.
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Shell Boosts Share Buyback to $5 Billion as Refining Soars. According to Bloomberg Markets, Shell Plc announced a large increase in its share buyback, to $5 billion. The outlet reported that the Iran war and the Russia-Ukraine conflict led to record margins for Shell's oil-refining business and surging profit. Only one source was supplied, so no other outlet's account is available to compare. The story is not marked as developing. Covered by 1 publications. Bloomberg Markets: Shell Boosts Share Buyback to $5 Billion as Refining Soars.
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- Bloomberg Markets United States Shell Boosts Share Buyback to $5 Billion as Refining Soars Shell Plc announced a big increase in its share buyback as Iran war and the Russia-Ukraine conflict led to record margins for its oil-refining business and surging profit. 29 Oct · Tier 1
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