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Other updates focus on shareholder distributions and capital management, including interim dividends, share buyback programmes, purchases of ordinary shares for cancellation, and related Market Abuse Regulation disclosures. Shell also publishes governance and ownership notices, including annual meeting materials, director and PDMR shareholding notifications, and financial statements from Shell International Finance B.V.
Shell (SHEL) purchased shares for cancellation on September 23, 2026, under its existing share buyback programme.
It bought 600,000 shares on LSE at a volume-weighted average price of £35.5626 per share; prices ranged from £35.2650 to £35.8200. It also bought 300,000 shares on XAMS at a volume-weighted average price of €41.4245 per share; prices ranged from €41.1200 to €41.7550.
The purchases form part of the on- and off-market buyback programme announced on July 30, 2026. The off-market limb is subject to a shareholder-approved buyback contract and pre-set parameters.
Shell (SHEL) repurchased 1,550,000 shares for cancellation on 22 September 2026 under its existing share buy-back programme.
The company bought 900,000 shares on the LSE and 150,000 on Chi-X in GBP, and 500,000 shares on XAMS in EUR. Reported volume weighted average prices were £34.8883 on the LSE, £34.8434 on Chi-X, and €40.7185 on XAMS. These purchases form part of the on- and off-market limbs of the buy-back programme announced on 30 July 2026.
Goldman Sachs International will make trading decisions independently of Shell from 30 July 2026 up to and including 23 October 2026. The programme is conducted within pre-set parameters and in accordance with EU MAR, UK MAR and related delegated regulations.
Shell (SHEL) has completed the sale of its 50% non-operated working interest in the Na Kika platform and associated fields in the Gulf of America and its 100% owned Coulomb tieback, effective from July 1, 2025.
Shell received approximately $840 million in cash proceeds at closing from a subsidiary of Talos Energy and an affiliate of Ridgewood Energy, after adjustments. The original total consideration announced at signing was $1.7 billion, before customary adjustments and contingent payments. Shell will also receive uncapped upside-linked payments through 2027 and overriding royalty interests on production from new Na Kika tiebacks, subject to conditions.
In 2025, Shell’s entitlement production from these assets was 37,000 boe/d, with proved reserves at end-2025 of 4.3 million boe for Na Kika and 7.2 million boe for Coulomb. Buyers assume certain decommissioning obligations, while Shell Trading US Company retains offtake rights through negotiated agreements.
Shell (SHEL) bought back shares for cancellation on 21 September 2026 as part of its existing share repurchase programme.
The company purchased 1,000,000 shares on the LSE at a volume‑weighted average price of £35.1693 and 250,000 shares on Chi-X (CXE) at a volume‑weighted average price of £35.1693, both in GBP. It also purchased 625,000 shares on XAMS at a volume‑weighted average price of €41.1109 in EUR.
These on- and off‑market purchases are under the buy-back programme announced on 30 July 2026, with Goldman Sachs International making trading decisions independently until 23 October 2026, in compliance with EU MAR and UK MAR requirements.
Shell (SHEL) repurchased 1,950,000 shares for cancellation on 18 September 2026 across several European trading venues.
The purchases included 1,100,000 shares on the LSE at a volume-weighted average price of £35.3960, 225,000 shares on Chi-X (CXE) at £35.3957, and 625,000 shares on XAMS at €41.2910. These transactions form part of the Company’s on- and off-market share buy-back programme announced on 30 July 2026.
Goldman Sachs International will make trading decisions independently of Shell from 30 July 2026 up to and including 23 October 2026. The programme is conducted under the Company’s shareholder authorities and in compliance with EU MAR, UK MAR and related delegated regulations. A detailed trade breakdown by Goldman Sachs International is provided in the attached full version.
Shell (SHEL) repurchased shares for cancellation on 17 September 2026 under its existing share buy-back programme.
The company bought 1,175,000 shares on the LSE in GBP at prices between £35.4750 and £35.9250, with a volume‑weighted average price of £35.6929. It also bought 600,000 shares on XAMS in EUR at prices between €41.3850 and €42.0450, with a volume‑weighted average price of €41.6270. These on- and off‑market purchases form part of the buy-back programme announced on 30 July 2026 and are being executed by Goldman Sachs International, which makes trading decisions independently of Shell within pre-set parameters and applicable UK and EU market abuse regulations.
Shell (SHEL) repurchased 1,800,000 of its own shares for cancellation on 16 September 2026 under its existing share buy-back programme.
The company bought 1,200,000 shares on the LSE in GBP at prices between £35.6350 and £36.4900, with a volume-weighted average price of £36.0214. A further 600,000 shares were bought on XAMS in EUR at prices between €41.6700 and €42.6950, with a volume-weighted average price of €42.1494.
Goldman Sachs International is executing the programme independently within pre-set parameters between 30 July and 23 October 2026, in line with EU MAR and UK MAR rules.
Shell (SHEL) repurchased shares for cancellation on 15 September 2026 under its existing share buy-back programme.
The company bought 847,111 shares on the LSE in GBP at a volume-weighted average price of £36.0494, and 410,806 shares on XAMS in EUR at a volume-weighted average price of €42.1533. Purchases on other listed venues (Chi-X CXE, BATS BXE, CBOE DXE, TQEX) showed no executed volume that day. The transactions form part of on- and off-market buy-backs being executed by Goldman Sachs International, which is making trading decisions independently of Shell between 30 July and 23 October 2026. The programme is conducted within preset parameters and in compliance with EU MAR and UK MAR rules on buy-back programmes.
Shell (SHEL) reports that on 14 September 2026 it repurchased 600,000 shares for cancellation as part of its existing share buy-back programme.
The company bought 400,000 shares on the LSE in GBP at a volume-weighted average price of £35.9741 and 200,000 shares on XAMS in EUR at a volume-weighted average price of €42.1040. No shares were recorded as purchased on Chi-X (CXE), BATS (BXE), CBOE DXE or TQEX on that date.
Goldman Sachs International is executing the programme independently from 30 July 2026 up to and including 23 October 2026, in line with EU MAR, UK MAR and related regulations.
Shell (SHEL) bought back shares for cancellation on 10 September 2026 under its existing share repurchase programme.
The company purchased 809,497 shares on the LSE in GBP at prices between £35.1950 and £35.8000, with a volume‑weighted average price of £35.4435. It also purchased 408,979 shares on XAMS in EUR at prices between €41.0700 and €41.7550, with a volume‑weighted average price of €41.3734. No shares were reported bought on Chi‑X (CXE), BATS (BXE), CBOE DXE or TQEX that day.
These purchases form part of the on‑ and off‑market limbs of the buy‑back programme announced on 30 July 2026, for which Goldman Sachs International makes trading decisions independently of Shell from 30 July to 23 October 2026, in line with EU MAR and UK MAR rules.