Anglo-Dutch oil major Shell has confirmed plans to ditch its ‘dual share’ structure – whereby it has tax residency in both the UK and the Netherlands – to reside solely in the UK. The group claims that a single class of shares will help facilitate the company’s buyback scheme, fossil fuel divestments, and clean energy acquisitions as the company transitions to a net zero company. Having operated between the two countries since 2005, the move would also see the ‘Royal Dutch’ handle removed from the company’s name after 114 years. Shell will still be listed on stock exchanges in Amsterdam, London and New York but will be available as a single line of shares, rather than the existing A and…