NAM Pays Out 1.4 Billion to Shell and Exxon, Minister Concerned
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Minister Pieter Heerma (Interior) wants clarification from NAM regarding a payout of more than one billion euros to shareholders Shell and ExxonMobil. That payment raises questions about the "financial position and the fulfillment of agreements," the CDA minister says in a statement.
The State has been arguing with NAM for years over the payment of earthquake damage to the people of Groningen. Can NAM actually pay for that damage?
NAM Pays Out a High Dividend to Shell and ExxonMobil, Thereby Violating an Agreement with the State.
The Dutch Petroleum Company (NAM) is paying out 1.43 billion euros in extra dividends to oil and gas giants Shell and ExxonMobil. That amount comes…
The shareholders of NAM (Nederlandse Aardolie Maatschappij), Shell and ExxonMobil, are having a superdividend of 1.3 billion euros paid out to themselves. That...
The Dutch Petroleum Company (NAM) is paying Shell and ExxonMobil a substantial dividend of no less than 1.4 billion euros. This is revealed in the 2025 annual report, which the FD has examined. In doing so, the NAM is acting contrary to an agreement between the State and shareholders to retain sufficient funds to compensate for earthquake damage. Professor of Public Administration Herman Bröring believes that this ‘goes against the spirit of the…
THE HAGUE (ANP) - Minister Pieter Heerma (Interior) wants clarification from NAM regarding a payout of more than one billion euros to shareholders Shell and ExxonMobil. That payment raises questions about the "financial position and the fulfillment of agreements," the CDA minister said in a...
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