Shell delivered the expected update on how to spend less and return more to shareholders. The 15% dividend increase and committed share buy-backs of at least $5bn in H2 lifted the FY23 yield to over 11%. Despite slashing the FY25 FCF expectation by $10bn compared to that at the 2019 CMD, Shell maintains an ambitious target to register 10% annual growth in FCF/share through 2025. Without big buy-backs and chunky divestments, this will be an onerous target to accomplish.
22 Jun 2023
Good cash return near-term, FCF targets questionable, clarity needed beyond 2025
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Good cash return near-term, FCF targets questionable, clarity needed beyond 2025
Shell Plc (SHEL:LON) | 3,196 -335.6 (-0.3%) | Mkt Cap: 178,797m
- Published:
22 Jun 2023 -
Author:
Elif Binici -
Pages:
5 -
Shell delivered the expected update on how to spend less and return more to shareholders. The 15% dividend increase and committed share buy-backs of at least $5bn in H2 lifted the FY23 yield to over 11%. Despite slashing the FY25 FCF expectation by $10bn compared to that at the 2019 CMD, Shell maintains an ambitious target to register 10% annual growth in FCF/share through 2025. Without big buy-backs and chunky divestments, this will be an onerous target to accomplish.