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Business · 30 July 2026

Who gains most from Shell's war-linked profit?

Who gains most from Shell's war-linked profit?

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Shell shareholders gained most, as profit reached almost $10 billion, more than double the same quarter last year. Brent crude climbed from around $73 a barrel past $120 after the US-Israel conflict with Iran disrupted the Strait of Hormuz. Shell also confirmed a fresh $3 billion share buyback, its 19th straight quarter at that level, while first-half profit grew about 70%.

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