TSX:ARX 27 April 2026 - 29 June 2026

Shell stock week ahead: $3 billion disposals meet paused buyback before ARC vote
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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 shares inch higher as ARC deal stock leg is 12% below April basis
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Shell shares inch higher as ARC deal stock leg is 12% below April basis

Shell Plc rose in early London quotes on Monday, but the larger number for investors was not the morning gain. The stock was still about 12% below the £33.08 price Shell used in April to set the share portion of its planned purchase of ARC Resources. That weakens the paper leg of the offer before ARC investors vote next month. Shell was quoted at 2,910/2,911p, up 13p or 0.45%, with volume of about 361,000 shares. BP Plc was up 0.16% at 470.10/470.20p. Shell’s market value was shown at £161.36 billion, more than twice BP’s £72.72 billion.
June 29, 2026
Shell (LON:SHEL) lags FTSE after buyback halt and Brent fall
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Shell (LON:SHEL) lags FTSE after buyback halt and Brent fall

Shell Plc slipped this week, finishing Friday at 2,898p after closing at 2,993.5p the week before. Oil wasn’t the only drag on the shares. London markets stayed closed Saturday, with normal trading hours Monday to Friday, 0800 to 1630 local. Shell ended Friday down 0.94% while the FTSE 100 index slipped 0.21%. Hargreaves Lansdown posted a delayed sell price of 2,902p and buy at 2,903p after the session closed. Shell’s market cap sat around 160.7 billion pounds.
June 27, 2026
Shell stock slides as Brent slips under $74, buyback remains on hold after ARC decision
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Shell holds steady as Brent slides; ARC premium narrows

Shell Plc dropped 0.7% to 2,926 pence Thursday morning at 1000 BST. The FTSE 100 gained 0.28%. Brent for August slipped 1.44% to $72.68 by 0639 GMT, marking the weakest price since February 27. Shell shares are down 9.1% since closing at 3,220.5p on June 12, the day the company paused its buyback. Brent crude has fallen 16.8% from its $87.33 settlement that session. Shell’s slide works out to around 55% of the decline in crude.
June 25, 2026
Shell Plc (LSE: SHEL) Reclaims 3,000p—Why the Stock Is Defying Sub-$80 Brent
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Shell (LON:SHEL) Down as Oil Drops, Focus Turns to Strait of Hormuz

Shell Plc shares slipped 0.25% to 3,001 pence as of 11:05 BST on Tuesday, putting its market value near £166.5 billion. The stock started the day at 3,006 pence after finishing at 3,008.5 pence on Monday. Brent crude dropped 0.6% to $77.47 a barrel by 1001 GMT, building on Monday’s more than 3% loss. Tanker movement is starting to pick up through the Strait of Hormuz after early U.S.-Iran talks. Ole Hvalbye at SEB Research said the deal was “new and fragile.” Tamas Varga at PVM Oil Associates said mines, damage to ports and congestion are still slowing a full reopening.
June 23, 2026
Shell slips under £30 after Iran deal drives Brent crude below $78
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Shell Shares Advance on Brent Recovery, ARC and Buyback Pause in View

Shell shares gained 0.7% Friday morning in London, recovering some ground after dropping 2.4% Thursday. Oil moved up from recent lows. The stock traded at 2,984 pence, compared to 2,962 pence at the last close. Shell shares got a lift, but the move looks tied more to the bounce in commodities than any shift in how the market sees Shell itself. Brent added 0.6% to $80.36 a barrel, with U.S. crude gaining 1.7% as scheduled U.S.-Iran talks in Switzerland were scrapped. Still, both Brent and U.S. crude were set to close the week down about 8%.
June 19, 2026
Shell Stock Drops as Oil and Buyback Moves Put ARC Purchase Center Stage
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Shell Stock Drops as Oil and Buyback Moves Put ARC Purchase Center Stage

Shell Plc shares dropped Monday, following a sharp slide in oil prices. Investors also started to question whether the recent earnings boost tied to Middle East supply issues would last. Hargreaves Lansdown’s delayed quote showed Shell at 3,083.5p to sell and 3,084.5p to buy, down 136.5p, or 4.24%. The FTSE 100 was up 0.47% in comparison, putting Shell behind the wider market. Oil dropped after crude tumbled. Brent futures lost 4.2% to $83.68 a barrel as of 0630 GMT on Monday. U.S. West Texas Intermediate slid 4.9% to $80.75. The move came after U.S. and Iranian officials said they had reached an initial deal to end the war and reopen transit through the Strait of Hormuz. Reuters said both oil
June 15, 2026
Shell Plc Bets Bigger On Gulf Of Mexico As Ineos Tie-Up Puts Fort Sumter Back In Play
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Shell Plc Bets Bigger On Gulf Of Mexico As Ineos Tie-Up Puts Fort Sumter Back In Play

Shell Plc and Ineos Energy are moving forward with oil and gas exploration projects close to Shell’s Appomattox platform in the Gulf of Mexico, The Times reported. That includes ongoing work at the Fort Sumter discovery and plans for a potential new exploration well, which could be drilled before the decade wraps up. The effort comes as Shell looks to sharpen its U.S. offshore strategy, landing just ahead of its first-quarter earnings release. Timing is a key issue here. Shell CEO Wael Sawan faces mounting demands to clarify how the company—the biggest in Europe by oil and gas market value—intends to replenish its shrinking reserves without compromising hefty cash returns. Back in February, Reuters flagged that Shell’s reserve life had
May 4, 2026
Shell Plc’s $15 Billion LNG Canada Prize Draws Wall Street Bidders After Export Record
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Shell Plc’s $15 Billion LNG Canada Prize Draws Wall Street Bidders After Export Record

Shell Plc’s LNG Canada project hit a new milestone in April, moving past 1 million metric tons of liquefied natural gas exports as heavyweight investors eye a piece of the Shell-led operation. Liquefied natural gas, or LNG, is created by chilling gas until it becomes a liquid, allowing shipment by tanker. Shell faces a delicate balancing act: it's looking to unload parts of its portfolio for cash, even as it moves to secure more North American gas. Apollo Global Management, Blackstone, and KKR are the last firms standing in the bid for a major stake in LNG Canada, a deal Reuters said could fetch Shell upwards of $10 billion—maybe as much as $15 billion, according to three sources familiar with
May 2, 2026
Shell Plc’s $15 Billion LNG Canada Stake Fight Puts Its Canada Bet in Focus
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Shell Plc’s $15 Billion LNG Canada Stake Fight Puts Its Canada Bet in Focus

According to Reuters, citing three sources, Apollo Global Management, Blackstone, and KKR are all in the running for a large stake in Shell Plc’s LNG Canada project, a deal that could fetch more than $10 billion—and possibly hit $15 billion. Shell, along with all three firms, declined Reuters’ requests for comment. Timing matters here: Shell is looking to put capital back to work as it ramps up in Canadian gas. Just this week, the company struck a $16.4 billion deal for ARC Resources—Shell says it expects the acquisition to tack on 370,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day and boost its compound annual production growth rate to 4% through 2030.
May 1, 2026
FTSE 100 Falls Again as Oil Shock Puts UK Stock Market on Edge Today
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FTSE 100 Falls Again as Oil Shock Puts UK Stock Market on Edge Today

London’s FTSE 100 dropped for the sixth session in a row on Monday, marking its longest decline in over a year as weakness in energy and consumer stocks weighed on the market. The blue-chip benchmark closed down 0.6% at 10,321.09. The FTSE 250 finished little changed, holding flat. The landscape has shifted: this bout of market weakness isn’t just a function of scattered earnings misses or short-term profit grabs anymore. Brent crude climbed roughly 3%, hitting $108.46 a barrel. The backdrop: U.S.-Iran negotiations hit an impasse, and tanker flows through the Strait of Hormuz are still restricted. That’s keeping inflation jitters firmly in play. “There is only one direction for oil prices to go,” said PVM Oil Associates’ Tamas Varga.
April 27, 2026