The British giant's earnings doubled that of 2021 and surpassed its previous record of $31 billion in 2008. The company's fourth quarter also saw strong earnings at $9.8 billion, surpassing the $8 billion predicted."The company is in very good health," Shell CEO Wael Sawan told reporters."We have absolutely the right strategy, and my core focus over the coming decade is to make sure that I can support the company as we operationalize strategy.
British lawmakers have slammed the profits, calling for higher taxes on oil and gas corporations as average households in the United States and the United Kingdom witness major increases in the costs of living. Labour Party lawmakers have urged Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to raise its windfall taxes on the energy sector.
Other large-scale energy companies have also seen an increase in profits this week. ExxonMobil broke its record with $56 billion in net profit for 2022, and Chevron Corp posted a profit of $36.5 billion for 2022. That's more than double what it made in 2021.
Good for Shell, their employees, shareholders, retirees, and the communities where they are located.
Good for Shell, their employees, shareholders, retirees, and the communities where they are located.
After 2 years of $22 billion losses thanks to Brandon’s war on fossil fuels. And reducing our on shore reserves. The stoopid shit!
What? Despite prices remaining high? WTF?