Shell plc.
[SHEL]
NYSE
MVPro™ Score: 46/100
Last Earnings: 30 Oct 2025
[SHEL]
NYSE
MVPro™ Score: 46/100
Last Earnings: 30 Oct 2025
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| Capitalization (mln USD) | 220,377 |
| Revenue (mln USD) | 66,443 |
| EBITDA (mln USD) | 13,720 |
| Net Income (mln USD) | 3,601 |
| Net Margin | 5.42% |
| EPS Ratio (TTM, USD) | 4.53 |
| P/E Ratio (TTM) | 16.2 |
| P/S Ratio (TTM) | 0.76 |
| D/E Ratio | 1.12 |
| EV/EBITDA (TTM) | 6.58 |
| CAPEX (Q/Q) | 43.89% |
| Dividend Yield | 3.88% |
Revenue, EBITDA & Net Income
Company Overview
Shell plc is one of the world’s largest integrated energy companies, with origins tracing back to 1907 after the merger of Royal Dutch Petroleum and Shell Transport and Trading. Headquartered in London, the company has grown into a global leader in the oil and gas sector while steadily diversifying into renewable energy solutions. Its long history reflects continuous adaptation to shifts in global energy demand, technology, and geopolitical challenges.
The company’s core activities span exploration, production, refining, and distribution of oil and gas, alongside a growing presence in liquefied natural gas (LNG), biofuels, hydrogen, and electric vehicle charging. Shell supplies fuel and lubricants to millions of customers worldwide, serving transport, industrial, and household needs. Operating in over 70 countries, it combines traditional hydrocarbon operations with emerging low-carbon and clean energy initiatives.
Shell is currently led by Wael Sawan, who took over as Chief Executive Officer in 2023. The company’s mission is to provide more and cleaner energy solutions, balancing global demand with sustainability commitments. With a clear focus on energy transition, Shell aligns its operations with ESG principles by reducing carbon intensity, investing in renewable projects, and promoting responsible resource management across its diverse global markets.
🟡 P/E (Price to Earnings, TTM)
Price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio for the most recent quarter is 15.4, compared to 16.2 in the previous quarter, with a longer-term trend value of 16.3. This decline in the P/E ratio may indicate a shift in market sentiment, where investors are placing a lower premium on future earnings growth. A falling P/E ratio could be driven by slowing revenue growth, increased risk perception, or improved earnings performance that is outpacing stock price growth.
P/E Ratio
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (TTM)
P/E Ratio
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🟢 EPS (Earnings Per Share, TTM)
Shell's earnings per share (EPS) for the most recent quarter is 4.53 USD (+2.0%), compared to 4.44 USD in the previous quarter, with a longer-term trend value of 4.47 USD. This quarterly increase in EPS suggests improved profitability and operational efficiency.
EPS
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (TTM, USD)
EPS
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🟢 P/B (Price to Book)
Price-to-book (P/B) ratio for the most recent quarter stands at 1.14 (-5.5%), compared to 1.21 in the previous quarter, with a long-term trend value of 1.16. This decline in the P/B ratio may indicate a more conservative market stance on the company’s asset valuation, potentially influenced by shifting investor sentiment, changes in financial fundamentals, or broader economic conditions.
P/B Ratio
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports
P/B Ratio
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🟡 EBIT
EBIT for Shell in the most recent quarter is 7,050 million USD, compared to 10,078 million USD in the previous quarter, with a long-term trend value of 6,579 million USD. This decline may indicate increased costs, lower revenue, or market challenges impacting profitability, requiring strategic adjustments.
EBIT
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (million USD)
EBIT
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🟡 Risk Assessment
Shell plc operates in a highly complex and dynamic global energy market, which exposes the company to a wide range of risks.
Market Risk
Shell is heavily influenced by volatility in crude oil, natural gas, and LNG prices, which directly impacts revenue and profitability. Global energy demand shifts, particularly the transition towards renewable energy, create long-term market uncertainty. Additionally, geopolitical tensions and supply chain disruptions can significantly affect global operations.
Financial Risk
The company carries substantial capital expenditure commitments in both hydrocarbon and renewable projects, exposing it to liquidity and debt management challenges. Currency fluctuations, particularly between the US dollar and local operating currencies, affect earnings consistency. Furthermore, unexpected changes in interest rates and credit markets may impact financing costs.
Operational Risk
Shell’s large-scale operations, spanning over 70 countries, face risks related to safety, environmental incidents, and equipment reliability. Natural disasters, cyber-attacks, and technical failures can disrupt production and distribution activities. The complexity of integrating low-carbon initiatives with existing hydrocarbon infrastructure also presents operational challenges.
Regulatory Risk
Shell is subject to strict environmental, safety, and tax regulations across multiple jurisdictions, with rising compliance costs. Increasingly stringent climate-related policies, including carbon pricing and emissions targets, may affect the viability of hydrocarbon projects. Legal disputes and regulatory investigations pose additional reputational and financial risks.
Overall Risk Assessment
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🟡 Piotroski F-Score Analysis
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Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (million USD)
| Previous TTM | Current TTM | Score | |
| Net Income | 18,391 | 13,600 | 1 |
| ROA | 4.55% | 3.49% | 1 |
| Net Operating Cash Flow | -6,548 | -6,217 | 0 |
| OCF > Net Income | 33,349 | 35,467 | 1 |
| Long-Term Debt | 277,143 | 260,383 | 1 |
| Current Ratio | 1.41 | 1.32 | 0 |
| New Shares Issued (mln) | 3,209 | 3,002 | 1 |
| Gross Margin | 26.30% | 25.34% | 0 |
| Total Asset Turnover Ratio | 0.76 | 0.71 | 0 |
| Piotroski F-Score | 5/9 |
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🟢 Altman Z-Score Analysis
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Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports
| Q2 25 | |||
| Altman Z-Score (TTM) | 4.26 | ||
| 0 | Distress | 1.8 | Grey | 2.99 | Safe | 4 |
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports
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🔴 Key Assets Components
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (million USD)
As of last quarter the company reported total assets of 387,920 million USD, reflecting a decrease of 1.7% compared to the previous year the same quarter 394,783 million USD. The largest contributor to this change in current assets was Receivables, which declined by 10.0% to 45,570 million USD from 50,619 million USD.
Assets
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (million USD)
| Q2 24 | Q2 25 | Change (%) | |
| Cash & Short-Term Inv | 49,872 | 42,125 | -15.53% |
| Inventory | 26,449 | 23,283 | -11.97% |
| Receivables | 50,619 | 45,570 | -9.97% |
| Total Current Assets | 128,632 | 121,597 | -5.47% |
| Property and Equipment | 189,656 | 186,461 | -1.68% |
| Goodwill, Intangibles | 25,925 | 27,670 | 6.73% |
| Other Long-Term Assets | 0 | 0 | 0.00% |
| Total Assets | 394,783 | 387,920 | -1.74% |
Assets
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🔴 Key Liabilities & Equity
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (million USD)
Total current liabilities increased by 0.6%, indicating a potential growth in operational activities. This change may affect the company's ability to manage its working capital efficiently. Long-term debt increased by 0.9%, suggesting a rise in long-term obligations. This shift could have implications for the Shell's financing costs and overall debt strategy.
Liabilities & Equity
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (million USD)
| Q2 24 | Q2 25 | Change (%) | |
| Accounts Payable | 65,997 | 48,824.5 | -26.02% |
| Accrued Expenses, Other | 3,669 | 3,669 | 0.00% |
| Total Current Liabilities | 91,496 | 92,020 | 0.57% |
| Long-term Lease | 7,175 | 7,175 | 0.00% |
| Long-term Debt | 64,619 | 65,218 | 0.93% |
| Total Liabilities | 207,592 | 204,832 | -1.33% |
| Shareholders’ Equity | 187,190 | 183,088 | -2.19% |
Liabilities & Equity
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🔴 Income Statement Analysis
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (million USD)
As of Q2 25, Shell reported a revenue of 66,443 million USD, reflecting a decline of 11.5% compared to the previous year to 75,057 million USD. Operating expenses rose to 10,025 million USD, increasing by 7.2% year-on-year from 9,349 million USD.
Revenue & Net Income
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (million USD)
| Q2 24 | Q2 25 | Change (%) | |
| Revenue | 75,057 | 66,443 | -11.48% |
| Operating Expenses | 9,349 | 10,025 | 7.23% |
| Operating Income | 8,639 | 7,050 | -18.39% |
| Net Income | 3,517 | 3,601 | 2.39% |
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Revenue & Net Income
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🟡 Cash Flow Analysis
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (million USD)
The company’s cash flow performance over the year demonstrates varied trends across key categories. Net operating cash flows decreased by 11.6% from 13,508 million USD to 11,938 million USD, reflecting lower cash generation from core business activities. Net investing cash flows decreased by 62.0% from -3,338 million USD to -5,406 million USD, indicating higher expenditure on investments, potentially related to strategic initiatives.
Operating Cash Flow
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (million USD)
| Q2 24 | Q2 25 | Change (%) | |
| Net Operating Cash Flows | 13,508 | 11,938 | -11.62% |
| Net Investing Cash Flows | -3,338 | -5,406 | -61.95% |
| Net Financing Cash Flows | -11,846 | -10,106 | 14.69% |
| Net Cash Flow, Equivalents | -1,676 | -3,574 | -113.25% |
Operating Cash Flow
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🟡 EBITDA
Shell's EBITDA for the most recent quarter is 13,720 milion USD (-11.6%), compared to 15,519 milion USD in the previous quarter, with a long-term trend value of 11,944 milion USD. This decline in EBITDA may suggest increased operating costs, lower revenue generation, or other external factors affecting profitability.
EBITDA
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (million USD)
EBITDA
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🟡 Net Income
Net income for the most recent quarter is 3,601 milion USD (-24.7%), compared to 4,780 milion USD in the previous quarter, with a long-term trend value of 3,341 milion USD. This decline in net income may indicate increased operational costs, lower revenue generation, or external market challenges affecting profitability.
Net Income
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (million USD)
Net Income
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🟡 ROE (Return on Equity, %) ★ Buffett's Key Metric
Shell's return on equity (ROE) for the most recent quarter is 7.4%, compared to 7.5% in the previous quarter, with a long-term trend value of 7.3%. This decline in ROE may indicate reduced profitability, increased equity base, or other financial challenges affecting the company's return on investment.
ROE Indicator
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (%)
ROE Indicator
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🟢 ROA (Return on Assets, %)
Return on assets (ROA) for the most recent quarter is 3.5%, compared to 3.5% in the previous quarter, with a long-term trend value of 3.4%. This increase in ROA indicates improved efficiency in utilizing company assets to generate profits. The higher return suggests stronger operational performance and effective resource allocation.
ROA Indicator
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (%)
ROA Indicator
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🟡 Operating Margin (%) ★ Buffett's Key Metric
Shell's operating margin for the most recent quarter is 10.6%, compared to 14.4% in the previous quarter, with a long-term trend value of 9.9%. This decline in operating margin may indicate increased production or operational costs, pricing pressures, or lower revenue retention. A reduction in margin suggests that certain cost components are weighing on profitability, potentially requiring adjustments in expense management.
Operating Margin
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (%)
Operating Margin
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🟡 Net Margin (%) ★ Buffett's Key Metric
Net margin for the most recent quarter is 5.4%, compared to 6.8% in the previous quarter, with a long-term trend value of 5.0%. This decline in net margin may indicate rising operational costs, pricing pressures, or changes in revenue mix that are affecting overall profitability. A lower net margin suggests that expenses have grown at a faster rate than revenue, potentially requiring adjustments in cost management or pricing strategy.
Net Margin
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (%)
Net Margin
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🔴 Long-Term Debt & EBITDA
The current long-term debt is 65,218 million USD, and EBITDA is 13,720 million USD. The long-term debt to EBITDA ratio for the most recent quarter is 475.3%, compared to 419.6% in the previous quarter, with a long-term trend value of 574.3%. This increase in the long-term debt to EBITDA ratio may indicate higher leverage, reduced earnings capacity, or an increase in long-term debt obligations. A rising ratio suggests that Shell may be taking on additional debt or facing challenges in maintaining EBITDA growth.
Long-Term Debt to EBITDA Ratio
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (%)
The ratio now exceeds the 400% threshold, signaling potential financial concerns that may require strategic adjustments to debt management. Investors and analysts will closely monitor future financial performance to determine whether this increase reflects temporary fluctuations or a more significant shift in the company's capital structure.
Long-Term Debt & EBITDA
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (million USD)
Long-Term Debt to EBITDA Ratio
The ratio now exceeds the 400% threshold, signaling potential financial concerns that may require strategic adjustments to debt management. Investors and analysts will closely monitor future financial performance to determine whether this increase reflects temporary fluctuations or a more significant shift in the company's capital structure.
Long-Term Debt & EBITDA
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🟢 Long-Term Debt & Assets
The current long-term debt is 65,218 million USD, and total assets are 387,920 million USD, resulting in a debt ratio of 16.8%. This increase in the long-term debt-to-assets ratio may indicate a higher dependency on long-term debt or a decrease in total assets, potentially leading to increased financial risk. A rising ratio suggests that Shell may be taking on additional liabilities or experiencing challenges in maintaining asset growth.
Long-Term Debt to Assets Ratio
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (%)
The debt-to-assets ratio remains in the low-risk range <40%, which is a sign of a strong financial position. Investors and analysts will closely monitor future financial performance to determine whether this increase reflects temporary fluctuations or a more significant shift in the company's capital structure.
Long-Term Debt & Assets
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (million USD)
Long-Term Debt to Assets Ratio
The debt-to-assets ratio remains in the low-risk range <40%, which is a sign of a strong financial position. Investors and analysts will closely monitor future financial performance to determine whether this increase reflects temporary fluctuations or a more significant shift in the company's capital structure.
Long-Term Debt & Assets
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🟢 Long-Term Debt & Equity ★ Buffett's Key Metric
The current long-term debt is 65,218 million USD, while Total Equity stands at 183,088 million USD, resulting in a debt-to-equity ratio of 35.6%. This decline in the long-term debt-to-equity ratio suggests improved financial strength, as the company is reducing its reliance on debt financing relative to its equity base. This may be the result of increased retained earnings, debt repayments, or higher equity financing, all of which contribute to a healthier balance sheet.
Long-Term Debt to Equity Ratio
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (%)
The current ratio remains within the safe range <50%, indicating a strong balance sheet with low financial risk and a conservative capital structure. A declining debt-to-equity ratio is generally a positive signal for investors, reflecting reduced leverage and improved financial flexibility.
Long-Term Debt & Equity
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (million USD)
Long-Term Debt to Equity Ratio
The current ratio remains within the safe range <50%, indicating a strong balance sheet with low financial risk and a conservative capital structure. A declining debt-to-equity ratio is generally a positive signal for investors, reflecting reduced leverage and improved financial flexibility.
Long-Term Debt & Equity
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🟡 Equity to Assets
The current equity is 183,088 million USD, while total assets stand at 387,920 million USD, resulting in an equity-to-assets ratio of 47.2%. This increase in the equity-to-assets ratio indicates a strengthening financial position, as the company is relying more on its own capital rather than external debt. The rise suggests higher retained earnings, new equity issuance, or asset appreciation, all of which contribute to long-term financial stability.
Equity to Assets Ratio
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (%)
Although the ratio has increased, it is still within the monitoring range 40%–50%, suggesting that while financial leverage is moderate, continued assessment is recommended. A rising equity-to-assets ratio is generally a positive sign for investors, as it indicates lower financial risk and improved capital structure.
Equity & Assets
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (million USD)
Equity to Assets Ratio
Although the ratio has increased, it is still within the monitoring range 40%–50%, suggesting that while financial leverage is moderate, continued assessment is recommended. A rising equity-to-assets ratio is generally a positive sign for investors, as it indicates lower financial risk and improved capital structure.
Equity & Assets
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🟢 Quick Ratio
The quick ratio for Shell is 1.07, compared to 1.08 in the previous quarter, with a long-term trend value of 1.07. This decline in the quick ratio may indicate lower liquidity, reduced cash reserves, or an increase in short-term liabilities. Although the ratio has declined, it remains above 1.0, which still reflects strong liquidity; however, the downward trend should be monitored.
Quick Ratio
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports
Quick Ratio
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🟢 Current Ratio
The current ratio for Shell is 1.32, compared to 1.32 in the previous quarter, with a long-term trend value of 1.31. This increase in the current ratio suggests improved liquidity, indicating that the company has a stronger ability to cover its short-term liabilities with current assets. Although the ratio has increased, it remains within the optimal range of 1.0–2.0, ensuring a healthy balance between liquidity and operational efficiency.
Current Ratio
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports
Current Ratio
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🟡 Net Working Capital
The net working capital (NWC) for Shell in the most recent quarter is 29,577 million USD, compared to 30,574 million USD in the previous quarter, with a long-term trend value of 29,372 million USD.
Net Working Capital
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (million USD)
Net Working Capital
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🟢 Inventory Turnover Ratio
The inventory turnover ratio for Shell in the most recent quarter is 8.85, compared to 9.11 in the previous quarter. This decline in inventory turnover may suggest slower sales, increased stock levels, or inefficiencies in inventory management. The turnover ratio is above the 6.0, reflecting high inventory efficiency and fast-moving stock, which minimizes storage costs and obsolescence risks.
Inventory Turnover Ratio
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports
Inventory Turnover Ratio
🔴 Asset Turnover Ratio
The assets turnover ratio for Shell in the most recent quarter is 0.71, compared to 0.73 in the previous quarter. This decline in the assets turnover ratio may suggest lower revenue generation, excess assets, or inefficiencies in assets utilization. A decreasing trend could indicate weaker sales growth or an overinvestment in fixed assets. The ratio has fallen below the 1.0, suggesting that Shell may have a high level of assets relative to revenue generation. This could indicate underutilized resources or the need for improved asset efficiency.
Assets Turnover Ratio
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports
Assets Turnover Ratio
🟡 Book Value / Share
The book value per share (BVPS) is a key valuation metric that represents the equity value per outstanding share. Calculated by dividing total book value by the number of shares, it helps assess whether a stock trades above or below its book value.
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (USD)
Book Value per Share Valuation
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (USD, generated on 31 July 2025)
| Q2 24 | Q2 25 | Change (%) | |
| Book Value / Share | 58.33 | 60.99 | 4.56 % |
Book Value per Share Valuation
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🟢 Graham Method
The intrinsic value of Shell’s stock is calculated using Benjamin Graham’s formula, which takes into account the current earnings per share (EPS) and an assumed growth rate (g), providing a simplified yet insightful perspective on a company’s value.
Benjamin Graham Valuation
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (USD, generated on 31 July 2025)
Benjamin Graham Valuation
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🟢 Discounted Cash Flow ★ Buffett's Key Metric
The discounted cash flow (DCF) method is used to estimate Shell’s intrinsic value by projecting future cash flows and discounting them to their present value. This approach considers the company’s potential to generate cash flows in the future, taking into account the time value of money and associated risks.
The terminal value represents the value of Shell’s cash flows beyond the five-year forecast horizon. It is calculated using the Gordon Growth Model, assuming a perpetual growth rate of 4.0% and WACC of 7.3%. The calculated terminal value is 1,565,673 million USD.
Total Intrinsic Value Calculations
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (million USD)
Assuming 3,002 million shares outstanding, the intrinsic value per share is approximately 417.45 USD. The current market price of Shell’s stock is 73.41 USD. Discounted cash flow valuation indicates that the stock is 82.4% undervalued, trading below its intrinsic value.
Discounted Cash Flow Valuation
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (USD, generated on 31 July 2025)
| Value | |
| Present Value of FCFs | 154,442 |
| Present Value of Terminal Value | 1,098,735 |
| Total Intrinsic Value | 1,253,177 |
Discounted Cash Flow Valuation
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🔴 Assets Correlation
The Pearson correlation analysis for Shell examines the relationship between share price and key financial indicators. Gross profit has a correlation of 0.41, which shows a weak correlation, implying that changes in gross profit have a limited impact on stock price. Operating income is correlated at 0.32, suggesting a weak relationship with share price fluctuations.
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports
Current liabilities are correlated at 0.32, suggesting a limited impact on share price. Total assets have a correlation of 0.41, indicating that asset size alone does not have a major effect on share price.
Key Financial Indicators Growth Dynamics
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports, Index=100 on Q4 10
| Pearson Correlation | |
| Share Price | 1 |
| Gross Profit | 0.41 |
| Operating Income | 0.32 |
| Current Liabilities | 0.32 |
| Total Assets | 0.41 |
Key Financial Indicators Growth Dynamics
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🟡 FCF Margin Scenarios
• Optimistic Scenario: 14%, driven by operational efficiencies and cost optimisation.
• Base Case: 10% of revenue, consistent with historical trends.
• Pessimistic Scenario: 7%, reflecting higher operating and labour costs. Impact of Changes in FCF Margin
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (million USD)
An approximately 4-percentage-point increase in the FCF margin to 14%, results in an additional 9,872 milion USD in FCF, highlighting the critical role of operational efficiency. Conversely, a decrease to 7% reduces FCF by 9,439 milion USD, illustrating the significant impact of profitability on cash flow generation.
Projected FCF Margin Scenarios Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (million USD)
• Base Case: 10% of revenue, consistent with historical trends.
• Pessimistic Scenario: 7%, reflecting higher operating and labour costs. Impact of Changes in FCF Margin
| FCF Margin (%) | Revenue TTM | FCF TTM | Difference | |
| Optimistic | 14% | 275,864 | 38,621 | 9,872 |
| Base Case | 10% | 275,864 | 28,749 | – |
| Pessimistic | 7% | 275,864 | 19,310 | -9,439 |
Projected FCF Margin Scenarios Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (million USD)
🟡 Operating Costs Scenarios
• Optimistic Scenario: 86%, reflecting enhanced efficiency and lower costs.
• Base Case: 89% of revenue, aligned with historical trends and cost structures.
• Pessimistic Scenario: 91%, driven by rising wages and increased energy costs. Impact of Changes in FCF Margin
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (million USD)
Reducing operational costs to 86% of revenue leads to a 7,631 milion USD increase in operating profit, emphasising the significance of cost control in enhancing margins. Increasing costs to 91% of revenue results in a 6,162 milion USD decline in operating profit, highlighting the sensitivity of profitability to rising expenses.
Projected Operating Costs Scenarios Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (million USD)
• Base Case: 89% of revenue, aligned with historical trends and cost structures.
• Pessimistic Scenario: 91%, driven by rising wages and increased energy costs. Impact of Changes in FCF Margin
| Operating Costs (%) | Revenue TTM | Operating Profit | Difference | |
| Optimistic | 86% | 275,864 | 38,621 | 7,631 |
| Base Case | 89% | 275,864 | 30,990 | – |
| Pessimistic | 91% | 275,864 | 24,828 | -6,162 |
Projected Operating Costs Scenarios Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (million USD)
🟡 Revenue Growth Scenarios
Optimistic Scenario: Projected to grow by 1% annually, driven by:
• Robust macroeconomic conditions.
• Strong industry growth with minimal disruptions.
• Favorable regulatory and competitive environment. Base Case: Projected to grow by 1% annually, driven by: • Stable macroeconomic conditions.
• Balanced market growth with manageable risks.
• Limited external disruptions from regulation or supply chains. Pessimistic Scenario: Projected to grow by 0% annually, driven by: • Global economic uncertainty and potential downturn.
• Increased competition and rising operational costs.
• Regulatory and supply chain challenges impacting business operations.
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (million USD, TTM)
The projected revenue for the next twelve months varies depending on the scenario. Under the optimistic scenario, revenue is expected to increase by 1% to 277,770 million USD, reflecting strong market growth and operational efficiency. In the base case scenario, revenue is forecasted to grow by 1% to 277,453 million USD, assuming stable economic conditions and consistent business expansion. However, under the pessimistic scenario, revenue is projected to increase by 0% to 277,135 million USD, reflecting potential economic slowdowns or adverse market conditions.
Projected Revenues Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (million USD)
The variation between projected scenarios highlights the Shell's ability to perform across a range of market conditions. The growth even in the pessimistic case reflects a degree of resilience and suggests a strong underlying business model. This outlook supports confidence in management’s ability to navigate uncertainty while sustaining forward momentum. Scenario analysis enhances strategic visibility, helping stakeholders understand the potential bandwidth of future results.
• Strong industry growth with minimal disruptions.
• Favorable regulatory and competitive environment. Base Case: Projected to grow by 1% annually, driven by: • Stable macroeconomic conditions.
• Balanced market growth with manageable risks.
• Limited external disruptions from regulation or supply chains. Pessimistic Scenario: Projected to grow by 0% annually, driven by: • Global economic uncertainty and potential downturn.
• Increased competition and rising operational costs.
• Regulatory and supply chain challenges impacting business operations.
| Revenue | Net Income | Revenue (Next) | Net Income (Next) | |
| Optimistic | 275,864 | 13,600 | 277,770 | 13,694 |
| Base Case | 275,864 | 13,600 | 277,453 | 13,678 |
| Pessimistic | 275,864 | 13,600 | 277,135 | 13,663 |
Projected Revenues Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (million USD)
The variation between projected scenarios highlights the Shell's ability to perform across a range of market conditions. The growth even in the pessimistic case reflects a degree of resilience and suggests a strong underlying business model. This outlook supports confidence in management’s ability to navigate uncertainty while sustaining forward momentum. Scenario analysis enhances strategic visibility, helping stakeholders understand the potential bandwidth of future results.
🟡 Net Income Growth Scenarios
The projected net income for the next twelve months varies depending on the scenario. Under the optimistic scenario, net income is expected to increase by 1% to 13,694 million USD, reflecting improved profitability and strong financial performance. In the base case scenario, net income is forecasted to grow by 1% to 13,678 million USD, assuming stable market conditions and effective cost management. However, under the pessimistic scenario, net income is projected to decline by 0% to 13,663 million USD, reflecting potential challenges such as higher operational costs or slowing revenue growth.
Projected Net Income Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (million USD)
The range of projected net income outcomes illustrates the Shell's exposure to fluctuations in margins and cost structures. A potential decline in the pessimistic scenario highlights the importance of maintaining operational discipline and protecting bottom-line performance. This reinforces the need for flexible financial planning and proactive risk mitigation strategies. Understanding the variability in profit expectations is critical for setting realistic investor guidance and aligning internal targets with external conditions.
Projected Net Income Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (million USD)
The range of projected net income outcomes illustrates the Shell's exposure to fluctuations in margins and cost structures. A potential decline in the pessimistic scenario highlights the importance of maintaining operational discipline and protecting bottom-line performance. This reinforces the need for flexible financial planning and proactive risk mitigation strategies. Understanding the variability in profit expectations is critical for setting realistic investor guidance and aligning internal targets with external conditions.
🟡 Financial Performance Overview
Shell demonstrated weaker financial performance in the most recent period, reflecting challenges in revenue generation, operational costs, and profitability margins revenue declined by 11.5% year-over-year, reaching 66,443 million USD, impacted by weaker sales performance in key markets. At the same time, EBITDA declined by 15.3% year-over-year, totaling 13,720 million USD, reflecting increased operational costs and margin pressures.
Revenue & Net Income
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (million USD)
Notably, net income surged by 2.4% year-over-year, reaching 3,601 million USD, negatively impacting Shell's net margin, which expanded to 5.4%. This growth reflects effective expense control and revenue expansion, strengthening the company’s bottom-line performance.
Revenue & Net Income
Notably, net income surged by 2.4% year-over-year, reaching 3,601 million USD, negatively impacting Shell's net margin, which expanded to 5.4%. This growth reflects effective expense control and revenue expansion, strengthening the company’s bottom-line performance.
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (YoY)
Valuation & Market Position
Shell’s valuation metrics indicate a weakened financial standing. The EV to EBITDA (TTM) ratio currently stands at 6.58, increasing from 6.48, reflecting a lower market capitalization, potentially due to weakened investor sentiment. A lower valuation may imply concerns about future earnings or market confidence.
EV to EBITDA Ratio
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (TTM)
The EV to EBITDA trendline illustrates Shell’s valuation trajectory, with a declining enterprise value alongside weaker earnings, reflecting cautious market sentiment.
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (TTM)
Meanwhile, the P/E (Price to Earnings) ratio has increased to 15.4, down from 12.8 a year ago, which may indicate heightened investor expectations for future profitability. The P/S (Price to Sales) ratio has risen to 0.76, compared to 0.66 a year ago, reinforcing Shell’s higher market capitalization relative to revenue.
| Change (%) | |
| Revenue Growth | -11.5% |
| EBITDA Growth | -15.3% |
| Net Income Growth | 2.4% |
| Net Margin | 5.4% |
| EPS | -21.0% |
EV to EBITDA Ratio
The EV to EBITDA trendline illustrates Shell’s valuation trajectory, with a declining enterprise value alongside weaker earnings, reflecting cautious market sentiment.
| Ratio (TTM) | |
| EV/EBITDA | 6.58 |
| P/E Ratio | 16.2 |
| P/S Ratio | 0.76 |
Cash Flow & Liquidity ★ Buffett's Key Metric
Shell maintains a strengthened cash flow position, highlighting improved liquidity and prudent financial management. The increase in cash flow suggests enhanced operational efficiency and a stronger ability to meet financial obligations.
• Free Cash Flow (FCF) – totaled 6,545 million USD, marking an improvement in liquidity.
• Net Operating Cash Flow – declined by 5.1% year-over-year, reaching -6,217 million USD, suggesting weaker cash inflows from operating activities.
• Long-term debt – decreased by 6.0%, which may lead to higher financial leverage and increased interest obligations.
Shell’s ability to generate substantial cash flow while reducing debt reinforces its financial flexibility, allowing for potential future investments in innovation, logistics, and technology expansion.
Free Cash Flow
Source: MarketVectors.Pro, Shell Financial Reports (million USD)
Shell's financial performance in the most recent quarter shows that EBITDA reached 13,720 million USD, indicating a potential slowdown in operational profitability. The company's return on equity (ROE) is 7.4%, pointing to reduced return on shareholder capital and weaker financial performance. The long-term debt-to-equity ratio stands at 35.6%, indicating a more resilient balance sheet and lower financial risk. The quick ratio is 1.07, highlighting tightened liquidity conditions and the need for cautious cash management. The EV/EBITDA ratio is currently 6.58x, suggesting that the stock may be trading at a premium, potentially pricing in high growth expectations. Overall, Shell’s financial health remains under pressure, with some revenue challenges, rising operational costs, and strong liquidity. Meanwhile, the P/E ratio is declining, while Shell’s long-term prospects remain uncertain.
Free Cash Flow
Shell's financial performance in the most recent quarter shows that EBITDA reached 13,720 million USD, indicating a potential slowdown in operational profitability. The company's return on equity (ROE) is 7.4%, pointing to reduced return on shareholder capital and weaker financial performance. The long-term debt-to-equity ratio stands at 35.6%, indicating a more resilient balance sheet and lower financial risk. The quick ratio is 1.07, highlighting tightened liquidity conditions and the need for cautious cash management. The EV/EBITDA ratio is currently 6.58x, suggesting that the stock may be trading at a premium, potentially pricing in high growth expectations. Overall, Shell’s financial health remains under pressure, with some revenue challenges, rising operational costs, and strong liquidity. Meanwhile, the P/E ratio is declining, while Shell’s long-term prospects remain uncertain.
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