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Outlooks presented may vary from the actual first quarter 2026 results and are subject to finalisation of those results, which are scheduled to be published on May 7.
Shell's Q1 2026 Integrated Gas production is expected to drop due to Middle East conflict impacts.
KEY POINTS
- LNG Canada ramp-up will partially offset Australian weather and Qatar LNG outages in Q1 2026.
- Shell expects a $3-4 billion increase in non-cash net-debt from long-term shipping lease variables.
- Marketing adjusted earnings for Q1 2026 are projected to be significantly higher than Q1 2025.
- Working capital is expected to decrease by $15-10 billion due to commodity price volatility.
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