Aramco to Pay $75 B Dividends in 2020
Saudi Aramco announced that it aims to pay a $75 billion dividends in 2020 as it prepares for an initial public offering (IPO).
Saudi Aramco announced that it aims to pay a $75 billion dividends in 2020 as it prepares for an initial public offering (IPO).
The country is producing less than its usual capacity of approximately 5 million b/d, as per an OPEC+ agreement to cut production and support prices.
Qatar Petroleum’s LNG expansion is expected to bring increase its output capacity to 110 million tons per year from the current 77 million tons per year. The expansion project is expected to take off by 2024, and is currently accepting onshore contracts for tendering.
The announcement came a week after Sonatrach sat with Chevron Corp., to confer energy collaboration, as the energy producer said it seeks boosting its output and increasing its revenues.
The Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) and OCI N.V. have settled the transaction of combining ADNOC’s fertilizer into OCI’s Middle East and North Africa (MENA) nitrogen platform to create a new leading Joint Venture (JV).
Saudi Aramco will provide India’s Reliance Industries with agreed volumes and grades of crude oil in October 2019.
The Abu Dhabi National Oil Company for Distribution (ADNOC Distribution) revealed that its board of directors approved the distribution of interim dividend.
SOMO sold the 2 million barrels at a premium of a little more than $1 per barrel to its official selling price (OSP).
Saudi Arabia is seeking long-term partnerships with India, with an investment of $100 billion in the country's petrochemicals, infrastructure and mining sectors, among others.
The 30-year bonds will carry a coupon and re-offer yield to maturity of 4%, which is due in October 2049.