Shell Considers Moving Listing from London to New York Amid Valuation Concerns

The potential move by Shell could significantly impact the FTSE 100, threatening London's status as a major business hub.

Shell CEO Wael Sawan has put London on notice, threatening to move the company's main listing from London to New York if its shares remain undervalued.
Former Shell CEO Ben van Beurden has echoed concerns about the company being undervalued in the UK market compared to US-listed rivals.
Shell's potential move could result in the FTSE 100 losing its biggest player, significantly impacting London's status as a business hub.
Shell's share price has reached a record high, but the company believes it could be worth more in the US market.
The company's strategy to cut costs and return more money to shareholders has put it at odds with green groups, who criticize its slow pace on emissions reductions.