Royal Shell Analysis

The chosen company and business organization for this task is the Royal Dutch Shell Company. The Royal Dutch Shell Company is a British-Dutch company that provides oil, natural gas and petroleum products in the world. This company is one of the largest companies around the world that maintains and supplies the world with its fuel and oil. Royal Dutch Shell Company also has significant investments in the petrochemicals business while developing its renewable energy sector.

Royal Dutch Shell Company or simply Shell as it was called by every person around the globe, earns a revenue of about $268 billion in 2004 making it the fourth largest corporation around the globe while its profits soared to about $18.18 billion makes it the second largest profitable business in terms of gross. Shell is a global corporation that has 140 branches in different parts of the world and its products and gas stations can be located in every street and avenues of major cities and urban centers. Its products range from industry oils to petroleum products to fuel lubricants. The company has also started explorations with the particular aim of looking for new oil reserves in regions such as the North Sea, South America and Siberia. The company has also significantly invested in the fuel and oil distribution business with its gas stations and oil refineries in many parts of the country.

Although this company is enjoying healthy profits and huge return investments in its line of business, it has experienced a major slump in its profits and supply. The company is now currently facing formidable challenges and outside factors that hinders its development and progress. Royal Dutch Shell Company has been largely overtaken by other oil and petroleum companies like Exxon Mobil which is based in the United States because these pressing issues have not been properly addressed.

II. FINDINGS

There are three identifiable problems and issues inside the company...