NYSE:TALO 3 July 2026

Shell stock week ahead: $3 billion disposals meet paused buyback before ARC vote

Shell stock week ahead: $3 billion disposals meet paused buyback before ARC vote

The London Stock Exchange was shut on Saturday, its normal weekend break, leaving Shell Plc’s Friday close as the last price for the week. The stock closed at 2,891.50 pence, down 0.26% on the day, versus 2,898.00 pence at the previous Friday close. That left the shares down about 0.2% for the week, while the FTSE 100 ended Friday up 0.25%. The cleaner read for investors was not the share move. It was the cash line. Shell completed or agreed two disposals last week worth a combined $3.0 billion, exactly matching the size of its current buyback programme, which the company has paused because of securities law requirements tied to its takeover of ARC Resources. The comparison is numeric, not
July 4, 2026
Shell stock falls as focus shifts to buybacks after $1.7B Gulf deal

Shell (LON:SHEL) holds steady after $3B U.S. asset sale lines up with buyback plan

Shell plc ticked down 0.05% to 2,898.00p/2,898.50p on a delayed AJ Bell quote around 1300 BST after trades just before 1259 BST. The FTSE 100 dropped 0.15% to 10,636.88 at 1257 BST. Brent crude hovered near $72 a barrel, oil benchmarks touching lows not seen since before the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran. The main story isn’t the slight move in the stock. Shell has pushed out $3.0 billion in U.S. asset sales in three days: a $1.3 billion sale of Jiffy Lube International and Premium Velocity Auto just closed, and a $1.7 billion agreement to sell Gulf of America assets to Talos Energy Inc and Ridgewood Energy. That lines up with the $3.0 billion buyback Shell revealed after Q1 results,
July 3, 2026