Shell plans to boost returns and become a force in green power
Energy firm to carry out one of world's largest share buyback programmes of $25bn by end-2020.
04 June 2019 - 16:47
Reuters — Royal Dutch Shell outlined plans on Tuesday to boost shareholder returns after 2020, while also increasing spending on oil, gas and power, as it capitalises on years of cost cutting to prepare for a lower carbon future.
In a strategy update, the Anglo-Dutch energy company said it was on track to deliver on its commitment to sharply increase cash generation and carry out one of the world’s largest share buyback programmes of $25bn by the end of 2020...
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