FTSE 100 news / Companies and sectors / Shell / 13 October 2026
Shell (SHEL): news on Tuesday 13 October 2026
+7.2 strongly positive
Coverage was mostly positive, focused on Shell's move into the Bay du Nord project in Canada after BP's exit, a raised gas outlook and a Jefferies Buy rating. CEO comments on Canadian LNG and related financing and rig contract news added to the supportive tone.
What drove it
- Bay du Nord deal
- raised gas outlook
- Jefferies Buy rating
The 10 stories
- +9.2 Shell and Equinor Deepen Canadian Ties With Bay du Nord Deal
Shell expands Canadian offshore position through Bay du Nord deal - +8.3 Shell plc : Gets a Buy rating from Jefferies
Jefferies Buy rating supports the shares - +8.3 Shell Comes In after BP Exits Equinor Oil Project offshore Canada
Shell steps into project after BP exit, strengthening its position - +7.5 SHELL CEO WEIGHS IN: There is ‘Growing Confidence’ in Canadian LNG Prospects
CEO expresses growing confidence in Canadian LNG prospects - +6.7 Does Updated Output Guidance Change The Bull Case For Shell (LSE:SHEL)?
Updated output guidance discussed in bullish framing - +6.7 Shell lifts gas outlook while Shell stock trades at EUR 45.04 - ad-hoc-news.de
Raised gas outlook is positive; share price factual - +5.0 Transocean Adds $1.1B to Backlog With Shell and Equinor Deals
Shell a named customer in rig contracts, supports project activity - +4.2 Aditya Birla Renewables Eyes USD 1.5 Billion Loan for Shell Deal
Buyer financing a deal for Shell assets; supports Shell's disposal - +0.8 Shell stock costs EUR 45.26, volume 29.9 percent above average - ad-hoc-news.de
Share price and volume note, largely factual - 0.0 Shell's legal chief acquired shares without actively making the trades.
Routine insider share acquisition, passive, no prospects impact
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