Saudi Arabia, Russia Increase Energy Cooperation
Saudi Arabia and Russia are continuing to strengthen their relations in the energy sector.
Saudi Arabia and Russia are continuing to strengthen their relations in the energy sector.
Saudi Aramco has signed an agreement with two US companies to use their technologies in order to turn crude oil to chemicals, which will help the kingdom boost its petrochemical business.
Saudi Aramco is seeking to raise billions of dollars through cheap bank loans in order encourage strong ties with banks before its stock listing.
Saudi Arabia has converted its giant Aramco into a joint-stock company right before its initial public offering (IPO) planned for later 2018.
Saudi Arabia announced increasing local gasoline prices on the January 1st, 2018, in order to reach a more efficient energy use.
In a six-year plan to balance the government’s budget, Saudi Arabia predicts that oil prices will rise to $75 per barrel by 2023.
Russia, Saudi Arabia, and Iraq were the top crude suppliers for China’s domestic market in November.
In rolling out its 2018 budget, Saudi Arabia indicated that it expects government oil revenues to rise by 12%.
Saudi Aramco signed a memorandum of understand (MoU) with Schlumberger valued at $1.6 billion.
Saudi Aramco is seeking bookrunners and coordinators for its proposed initial public offering (IPO).