Wall Street Breakfast Shell pledges bigger buybacks, tighter spending
Mar 25, 2025
Shell is setting the stage for bigger shareholder payouts by focusing on LNG investments and cost-cutting measures. Meanwhile, Tesla faces a sharp decline in sales across Europe, losing market share amidst mounting criticism. On a sweeter note, Krispy Kreme is making a move into Brazil, expanding its global footprint. The podcast dives into these pivotal corporate strategies and the shifting market trends shaping today's economy.
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Shell Boosts Shareholder Returns
- Shell plans to increase shareholder returns through buybacks and dividends.
- They aim to boost distributions to 40-50% of cash flow from operations, up from 30-40%.
Tesla Sales Slump in Europe
- Tesla's European sales dropped significantly in February 2025, with market share down year on year.
- This decline is attributed to negative sentiment towards Elon Musk's role in the Trump administration.
Krispy Kreme Expands to Brazil
- Krispy Kreme is expanding into Brazil, partnering with the country's largest convenience store chain.
- This marks a significant step in Krispy Kreme's global expansion strategy.