Firm schreef op 14 januari 2014 16:53:
Kenney said he expected Shell under Van Beurden to focus on capital discipline, better returns and selling peripheral assets.
Some analysts have suggested the supermajor could go even further, with JP Morgan Cazenove analyst Fred Lucas stating in a note the company could divest as much as $30 billion in non-core assets.
Shell has insisted that it intends to meet its spending target of $130 billion between 2012 and 2015, despite last year’s record outlay, but this is dependent on making asset disposals.