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Shell Plc released its Q2 2023 results, reporting strong operational performance and cash flows despite lower commodity prices. Key highlights include:
- Adjusted Earnings of $5.1 billion, down from Q1 due to lower oil and gas prices, refining margins, and LNG trading results
- Cash flow from operations (CFFO) of $15.1 billion, with a $4.8 billion working capital inflow
- 15% increase in quarterly dividend to $0.331 per share
- $3 billion share buyback program announced, to be completed by Q3 2023 results
- Cash capex outlook for 2023 lowered to $23-26 billion
The company reported lower production and margins across segments, with Integrated Gas and Upstream affected by lower prices and volumes. Marketing saw improved margins, while Chemicals & Products faced weak demand. Renewables & Energy Solutions earnings decreased due to lower trading results.