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Royal Dutch Shell had announced that it would increase distributions to shareholders on the back of healthy profits.

Now a share buyback of two billion U.S. dollars was announced today, which is to be completed by the end of the year.

In addition, the interim dividend will rise from 0.17 to 0.24 U.S. dollars.


Shell has a mammoth task ahead of it:

The conversion from fossil fuels to renewable energy. By 2035, this sector is to become Shell's fourth pillar on an equal footing with gas, oil and chemicals.


What do you think about the dividend increase and the share buyback?

Do you see the measure as positive or would you prefer to see the money invested in the Group's restructuring? $RDS-B

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Look at it positively, I simply prefer not to pump every cent into dividends and share buybacks but to think more long-term. That's what distinguishes my investment in Shell from BP. And I also like the investment in hydrogen very much, among other things they also work together with Nel.
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I am a fan of Shell. I am convinced that they are coping well with the restructuring. I like the approach very much. There are capable people at work.
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I am curious to see how Shell (cooperation with NEL) and BP (cooperation with Orsted) will develop towards sustainability.
It remains exciting!
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Shell also has a relatively high weighting for me. I'm curious to see how the NortH2 and Minety projects develop. It has a 10% stake in Nord Stream2 and I thought the takeover of Sonnen GmbH in 2017 was really good.
Of course, the money is currently being made with oil and gas, which some people find annoying. But everyone has to work that out for themselves.
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