Shell recorded an attributable net profit of 17,838 million dollars (15,096 million euros) in 2025, an increase of 10.8% compared to that recorded in 2024, the British oil company reported today.
The company’s revenue totaled 273,731 million dollars (231,659 million euros) for the year, a drop of 5.3%. Shell’s net debt at the end of the year was 45,687 million dollars (38,665 million euros), which meant an annual increase of 17.7%.
The multinational indicated that its revenues reflected lower oil and gas prices, as well as lower levels of commercialization and lower margins in the chemical sector.
In the fourth quarter, the oil company obtained an attributable net profit of 4,134 million dollars (3,499 million euros), an increase of 345% compared to the same period in 2024.
Turnover was around 66,725 million dollars (56,469 million euros), a drop of 0.1%.
“2025 was a year of great momentum, with solid operational and financial performance at Shell,” said Shell’s executive chairman, Wael Sawan, adding that the company will increase dividends by 4% and will carry out a new share buyback worth US$3.5 billion.
“Which makes this the seventeenth consecutive quarter with at least $3 billion in repurchases,” he said.
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