All Brands Owned by Shell plc

What does Shell own?
Shell operates across oil and gas exploration and production, LNG, refining, chemicals, and retail energy. The company owns approximately 46,000 retail service stations globally, major LNG production facilities in Australia, Malaysia, Nigeria, and other countries, refineries and chemical plants, and the Shell Recharge EV charging network.

Is Shell publicly traded?
Yes, Shell plc trades on the London Stock Exchange and NYSE under ticker symbol SHEL. The company has no controlling shareholder, with ownership distributed among institutional investors and individual shareholders globally.

What is Shell's annual revenue?
In FY2024, Shell reported total revenue of approximately $284.3 billion, a decrease from prior years as crude oil and gas prices declined from elevated 2022-2023 levels. Adjusted earnings for FY2024 were approximately $23.7 billion.

Who is Shell's CEO?
Wael Sawan has served as Chief Executive Officer of Shell since January 2023, succeeding Ben van Beurden. Sawan is a Lebanese-Canadian executive who joined Shell in 1997 and previously led the Integrated Gas and Renewables and Energy Solutions segments.

What is Shell's history?
Shell traces its origins to the 1907 merger of Royal Dutch Petroleum Company (Netherlands) and Shell Transport and Trading Company (United Kingdom). The merged company, Royal Dutch Shell, became one of the world's largest oil companies. In 2022, Shell simplified its structure into a single company, Shell plc, headquartered in London.

How many gas stations does Shell operate?
Shell operates approximately 46,000 service stations globally under the Shell brand, making it one of the world's largest retail fuel networks. The company is also investing in EV charging infrastructure through Shell Recharge to serve customers transitioning to electric vehicles.