Shell CEO: Our Return Is Not Where It Needs to Be

The video discusses the current return on capital employed, which is 2.9%, and the company's dissatisfaction with this figure. The goal is to achieve a double-digit return by the end of the decade through a financial transformation program. The company aims to be a world-class investment case with strong returns, free cash flow, and a resilient financial framework. The video also reviews the progress made since the BG acquisition in 2016, highlighting successful integration and synergy delivery. Recent quarters show positive cash flow exceeding dividend requirements, and debt reduction efforts are underway, indicating the company is on track but still has work to do.

What is the current return on capital employed mentioned in the text?

What is the target return on capital employed by the end of the decade?

What is the company's goal regarding free cash flow per share?

What significant event occurred in 2016 for the company?

How much cash flow did the company generate in the last two quarters?