global energy giant Shell is planning a major strategic adjustment, planning to optimize its business structure by divesting chemical assets in Europe and the United States, while shifting its strategic focus to the Asian market. The strategic review led by CEO Vael Sawan has entered a substantive stage, involving the possible sale of the Deer Park plant in Texas, the Monastere plant in Pennsylvania and the multinational production facilities in Europe. 's divestiture decision was based on harsh financial realities: the company's chemical division recorded a $0. And 432 billion loss last year, mainly due to the twin attacks of low natural gaseous prices and global overcapacity. The Morgan Stanley team in charge of deal-making is reaching out to Middle Eastern sovereign funds and private equity firms, however environmental risk has have become an crucial variable in the deal-the 2023 explosion at the Deer Park plant has sparked a dispute over environmental compliance and its historical contamination record could weaken asset valuations. Generally speaking in stark contrast to the contraction in western markets is Shell'strategic expansion in China. By deepening cooperation with CNOOC's joint venture, CNOOC Shell Petrochemical Company (CSPC), the company plans to invest in the production of high value-added chemicals. Furthermore This "East-West Linkage" strategy isn't only a structural response to the development of demand in the Asian market, however also reflects the realistic choice of traditional energy giants in the energy transition period: gradually withdraw from low-return areas and concentrate resources to bet on oil and gaseous core business and emerging markets. And market observers indicate that the restructuring marks a complete abandonment of Shell's previous regulation's new energy strategy in favor of greater pragmatic portfolio regulation. The upcoming investor day will be a key point in testing the new strategy, and the Savan team needs to demonstrate the synergies between divesting non-core assets and expanding its presence in Asia to restore confidence in the capital markets.