Shell to continue $7 billion buyback programme ‘at pace’ -Breaking
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© Reuters. A general view of the Shell sign at a petrol station in Milton Keynes (Britain), January 5, 2022. REUTERS/Andrew BoyersLONDON (Reuters] – Royal Dutch Shell’s $7 billion share purchaseback programme (of which $1.5B has been completed) was announced on Friday by the company. It will “continue at pace” despite a decrease in fuel demand as a result of Omicron COVID-19.
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