In addition, the company has a projects & technology division working on innovative new projects in energy technology, as well as improvements in the technical capabilities that underpin the company’s operations.įor the last reported quarter, 1Q23, Shell saw a top line of $86.96 billion. On the B2C end, Shell provides direct energy delivery, including fuels, to more than 32 million customers. Shell’s overall business is divided into four segments, upstream, integrated gas, renewables & energy solutions, and downstream. The first of these is a major business, especially in the global trade for natural gas the latter two are important operations in the extraction of fossil fuel energy from less-accessible sources and formations. The company has particularly strong positions in the liquified natural gas sector, the deep water exploration and extraction business, and the shale oil and gas extraction segment. This British-based oil and gas production company is one of the world’s largest, when counted by total revenue or by assets – Shell finished last year with $443 billion in total assets, and more than $380 billion annual revenues.
We’ll get started with a giant of the energy industry, Shell Oil. So we’ve taken a closer look at two energy stocks that have earned that ‘Perfect 10.’ Here are their details, along with comments from the Street’s analysts. It sounds like a mouthful, but what it comes down to is simple: a stock that ticks all the boxes with a ‘Perfect 10’ on the Smart Score deserves a closer look. The Smart Score uses sophisticated AI data algorithms to measure every publicly traded stock according a set of factors known to contribute to forward outperformance, and then it collates those measurements and gives each stock a single-digit score, on a scale of 1 to 10, indicating the shares’ likely path for the near-term.
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