Saudi Aramco’s IPO Could See 10% Float
Saudi Arabia considers expanding the initial public offering (IPO) of Saudi Aramco by floating a 10% stake, instead of 5% as previously planned.
Saudi Arabia considers expanding the initial public offering (IPO) of Saudi Aramco by floating a 10% stake, instead of 5% as previously planned.
Aramco Asia has recently organized a series of events in the Asia-Pacific region to promote Saudi Aramco’s iktva localization program and attract Asian investors and suppliers.
Saudi Arabia has recovered around 75% of the production lost due to the recent drone attacks on two major oil plants in Khurais and Abqaiq.
Saudi Aramco has reportedly chosen Barclays, BNP Paribas, Credit Agricole, Societe Generale, Deutsche Bank, Gulf International Bank, and UBS Group as managers of its planned initial public offering (IPO).
Saudi Aramco and Weatherford International have signed a five-year corporate procurement agreement to deliver cementation, completions, liners, solid expendables and casing exit technologies.
Saudi Aramco announced that it has completed the acquisition of Shell Saudi Arabia Refining’s 50% interest of the Saudi Aramco Shell Refinery (SASREF).
Saudi Aramco has delayed light crude oil loadings to PetroChina for October delivery by about 10 days.
Saudi Aramco has reportedly told some of its clients that vessel loading has resumed following disruptions caused by recent drone attacks on oil facilities in Khurais and Abqaiq.
It could take weeks before Saudi Arabia restores its full oil production capacity after two Aramco oil plants were subject to drone attacks.
Saudi Aramco has hired nine banks as joint managers of the company’s planned initial public offering (IPO).