FTSE 100 news / Companies and sectors / Shell / 14 October 2026
Shell (SHEL): news on Wednesday 14 October 2026
+3.7 positive
Coverage focused on Shell's agreed sale of its Nigerian domestic gas business, a raised integrated gas and refining outlook, and a higher JPMorgan price target. Some caution came from Shell's opposition to Australia's gas reservation plan and continuing climate litigation in the Netherlands.
What drove it
- Nigeria gas business sale
- raised outlook and analyst target
- Australia gas reservation dispute
The 18 stories
- +10.0 Shell (LSE:SHEL) Is Up 5.9% After Lifting 2026 Integrated Gas Outlook Has The Bull Case Changed?
Shares up 5.9% after raised integrated gas outlook - +8.3 JPMorgan raises target for Shell stock to GBp 4,100.00 - ad-hoc-news.de
JPMorgan raises price target on Shell - +6.7 Shell raised refining outlook and Shell stock trades at EUR 45.53 - ad-hoc-news.de
Raised refining outlook supports shares - +5.8 Shell (NYSE:SHEL) Stands Out for Dividend Quality and Payout Sustainability
Positive take on dividend quality and sustainability - +5.0 Chevron & Shell Lead U.S. Gulf Oil Production Recovery After Hurricane
Gulf production recovering after hurricane, Shell named as leader - −4.2 Big Oil on Trial: ExxonMobil Faces US Supreme Court Climate Showdown — With Shell Fighting Its Own Battle in the Netherlands
Shell faces ongoing climate litigation in the Netherlands - +4.2 Shell (SHEL) Ascends While Market Falls: Some Facts to Note
Shares rose while wider market fell - −3.3 Shell criticizes Australia's gas reserve plan as 'sledgehammer to crack a nut' (NYSE:SHEL)
Shell criticises Australian gas reservation plan, regulatory risk - −3.3 Shell Calls Australia’s Gas Reservation Plan a ‘Sledgehammer’ — But Who Should Control the Nation’s Gas?
Shell criticises Australian gas reservation plan - −3.3 Shell Slams Australia's Plan to Force LNG Producers to Supply Domestic Market
Shell opposes Australian domestic LNG supply plan - +2.5 Key facts: SHEL sells Solenergi $1.8B; opposes Australia LNG rule; Gulf ops resumed
Asset sale, opposition to Australian rule, Gulf operations resumed - +2.5 Shell Agrees To Sell Nigerian Gas Distribution Business To Local Energy Firm Vaaris
Sale of Nigerian gas distribution business to Vaaris - +2.5 Shell signs agreement to sell Nigeria domestic gas business
Agreement to sell Nigeria domestic gas business - +2.5 Shell agrees to sell Nigeria gas distribution unit to Vaaris Energy
Sale of Nigeria gas distribution unit to Vaaris - +2.5 Shell to sell Nigeria domestic gas distribution business (SHEL:NYSE)
Nigeria domestic gas distribution sale announced - +2.5 Shell to sell Nigeria gas distribution business to Vaaris Energy
Disposal of Nigerian gas distribution business; portfolio pruning, neutral to mildly positive - +2.5 Shell to Exit Nigeria’s Domestic Gas Business
Exit from Nigeria domestic gas business - +0.8 Shell (LSE:SHEL) Flags A Mixed Quarter: Can Refining Strength Offset Softer LNG Volumes?
Mixed quarter: refining strength offset by softer LNG volumes
Shell: every day · Oil and gas on 14 October 2026 · FTSE 100 overview for the day