Shell Trading (US) Company

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Shell Trading (US) Company, also known as STUSCO, is a U.S. subsidiary of Shell plc involved in energy trading and offtake activities. It manages commercialization of production from assets including the Na Kika platform and Coulomb field in the Gulf of Mexico. In 2025, the company agreed to divest its interests in these assets to Talos Energy and Ridgewood Energy subsidiaries, with the transaction expected to close by the end of 2026 subject to approvals. Shell Trading (US) Company will retain certain offtake rights under negotiated agreements.

Also known as STUSCO and Equiva Trading Company.

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Shell Trading (US) Company in chemical industry news

22 September 2026
Shell completes sale of Na Kika and Coulomb interests

Sold 50% Na Kika interest and 100% Coulomb tieback for about $840m; effective date July 1, 2025; buyers are a Talos subsidiary and a Ridgewood affiliate.

30 June 2026
Shell to sell Na Kika 50% stake and Coulomb tieback to Talos and Ridgewood for $1.7bn

50% non-operated Na Kika interest and 100% Coulomb tieback sold for $1.7bn; effective 1 July 2025 and expected to close by end‑2026; buyers assume decommissioning obligations.