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Brunei Darussalam

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Employees

5

  • Third-party revenues

    $447,402,520

  • Related-party revenues

    $6,328,446

  • Total revenues

    $453,730,966

  • Profit before tax

    $265,757,305

  • Corporate income tax paid

    $46,586,247

  • Corporate income tax accrued

    $75,342,672

  • Stated capital

    $331,827,569

  • Accumulated earnings

    $32,512,915

  • Tangible assets

    $234,145,126

  • Other payments to governments

    $39,585,056

Shell’s footprint

Shell has been present in Brunei for more than 90 years. The figures above are for Shell’s wholly owned entities in Brunei that have an interest in oil and gas exploration and production activities. Shell also has interests in non-Shell operated joint ventures, operating retail stations, liquid natural gas facilities and oil and gas exploration and production facilities. The Shell entities which are shareholders in these joint ventures are based in the United Kingdom. Shell’s share of the results from these joint ventures, which are equity-accounted investments, is included in the country report for the United Kingdom.

Country financial analysis

The statutory petroleum income tax rate in Brunei is 55%. The profit before tax number in the table includes non-taxable income. Our Payments to Governments Report for 2022 shows that Shell paid around $39.6 million in production entitlements and royalties.

Read more in Payments to Governments Report(shell.com/payments-to-governments).

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