Adnoc IPO value setback a lesson for Saudi Aramco
When the state-owned oil company of the United Arab Emirates decided to sell a stake in its fuel-retailing unit, it had a lofty valuation target.
When the state-owned oil company of the United Arab Emirates decided to sell a stake in its fuel-retailing unit, it had a lofty valuation target.
Italian oil industry contractor Saipem has clinched deals worth £300million ($400million) in Saudi Arabia and West Africa.
Aberdeen company Wood said yesterday it was backing efforts to strengthen and diversify the economy of Saudi Arabia and remained committed to “creating and accelerating” employment opportunities in the kingdom.
Oil service giant Wood said today that it had firmed up its commitment to training and creating opportunities for Saudi workers.
Saudi Aramco today signed agreements worth $4.5billion with oil service firms for several mega-projects.
The London Stock Exchange "has made a very strong case" for oil giant Saudi Aramco to choose Britain for its expected 2 trillion (£1.5 trillion) flotation, a spokesman for Prime Minister Theresa May has said.
Even by the standards of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, whose meteoric ascent has put him on the cusp of the Saudi throne at the age of 32, the Saturday night crackdown was stunning.
President Donald Trump, raising the political stakes in what would be the largest initial public offering, said the U.S. would “very much appreciate” if Saudi Arabia’s government lists the Saudi Arabian Oil Co. on the New York Stock Exchange.
A Saudi Aramco director and a member of the royal council overseeing the world’s biggest oil exporter were arrested along with other top officials as Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman seeks to strengthen his hand amid a reform push that includes a stake sale in the company next year.
The head of Saudi Aramco has said the firm’s initial public offering will go ahead this year and that the venue will be revealed “in due course”, according to a news report.
Drilling firm Rowan has started operations in a "ground-breaking" joint venture with Saudi Aramco.
Saudi Arabia’s state-owned oil giant has “mega investment” plans for the world’s fastest growing oil market.
Saudi Aramco director Andrew Gould said today that he’s looking to technology and young people to lead the industry out of difficult times.
International engineering firms have submitted bids to expand Saudi Aramco's Hawiyah gas plant, a news report said.
Saudi Arabia’s crown prince favours listing the Kingdom’s oil giant Aramco in New York rather than London, a news report said today.
The chief executive of the London Stock Exchange has defended controversial proposals that would see listing rules changed to allow companies such as oil giant Saudi Aramco to float in the capital.
Saudi Arabia aims to sell about 5 percent of Saudi Aramco in an initial public offering next year, and stock exchanges from the U.K. to Japan are vying for what may be the world’s richest IPO.
Business leaders today warned that changing rules to let sovereign-controlled companies list their shares in London threatened to diminish the UK’s track record for strong corporate governance.
The City watchdog is pressing ahead with controversial plans to overhaul stock market rules that would allow oil giant Saudi Aramco to choose London for its record-breaking flotation.
Saudi Aramco's chief executive expects a "lengthy" transition from the traditional energy mix to cleaner alternatives.
Oil and gas supermajors and the national coal industries of three of the world's biggest countries are among the top contributors to climate change, according to a new report.
Saudi Aramco, which plans what could be the world’s biggest initial public offering, will invest more than $300 billion over the next decade to maintain its spare oil-production capacity and explore for more natural gas, President and Chief Executive Officer Amin Nasser said.
Saudi Arabian Oil Co., the world’s largest oil exporter, increased production to an annual record last year before the kingdom led OPEC and other major producers to curb output to counter a global oversupply.
Mohammed bin Salman’s appointment as Saudi Arabia’s crown prince will not derail plans for listing the Kingdom’s oil and gas producer, an analyst has said.
Oil giant Saudi Aramco must play by the rules if it picks the City for its two trillion dollar (£1.54 trillion) flotation and any attempt to grant it special concessions would be “highly inappropriate”, a top investment fund has warned.