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Shell vows to boost investor returns amid plans to cut costs and spending

Shell plans to increase investor returns through share buybacks and dividends by cutting costs and spending $5-7 billion annually by 2028, reducing annual spending to $20-22 billion over the next three years, and exploring strategic changes in its chemicals operations. They are also weakening their carbon reduction pledge, aiming for a 15-20% reduction by 2030 instead of the previous 20%.
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