Adjusted net income for the period rose about 1% to 104.9 billion riyals ($28 billion) from a year earlier, surpassing analyst estimates compiled by Bloomberg
Saudi Arabia has been plowing money into the EV space in recent years as it strives to create a domestic auto manufacturing hub under Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s agenda to diversify the economy away from oil
India, the world's third-biggest oil consumer and importer, wants to become a global refining hub as Western companies cut crude processing capacity in their shift to cleaner fuels
Aramco could look to combine the Castrol assets with its Valvoline lubricants unit, which it bought in a $2.65 billion deal completed in 2023, reported Bloomberg on March 5
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Aramco is particularly interested in Castrol’s operations in fast-growing markets like India, the people said, asking not to be identified because the information is private. Its Mumbai-listed subsidiary Castrol India Ltd. has a market value of about $2.5 billion.
Saudi Aramco, the world's leading oil exporter, on Wednesday announced it would sharply increase prices to buyers in Asia for March delivery amid rising demand from China and India as U.S. sanctions disrupt Russian supply.
The deal by Aramco Digital, the wholly-owned technology subsidiary of the oil giant, would be its first major transaction in the telecommunications industry as part of Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 plan, which focuses on technological advancements and economic diversification.
Aramco tapped debt investors earlier this year when it sold $6 billion of dollar-denominated bonds in June, followed by about $3 billion of Islamic dollar notes in September.
Aramco posted net income of 103.37 billion riyals ($27.52 billion) in the three months to Sept. 30, beating a company-provided median estimate of $26.9 billion
The decrease of 3.4 percent "mainly reflects the impact of lower crude oil volumes sold and weakening refining margins", the company said in a statement posted to the Saudi stock exchange.
The Rs 35,000 crore order from the state-owned Saudi Aramco is reported to be for gas compression systems.
Gas from the project will be used in the first instance to supply the country’s domestic industries, with any excess capacity potentially used to make blue hydrogen or exported as LNG, Aramco has said.
Aramco, the mostly state-owned jewel of the Saudi economy, announced on May 30 that it would sell 1.545 billion shares, or approximately 0.64 percent of its issued shares, on the Saudi stock exchange.
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The contract - which was first announced on March 5 - is for carrying Aramco's EPC work for the expansion of the Master Gas System Network (MGS‐3) in Saudi Arabia.
State-owned Saudi Aramco raised the official selling price of Arab Light crude for Asia to a premium of $2 a barrel to the regional benchmark for May sales, according to a price list seen by Bloomberg.
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The profit, down from $161.1 billion in 2022, was still the company's second-highest on record, Aramco said on Sunday as it reported total dividends for the year of $97.8 billion, up 30%. Oil revenues made up 62% of total state revenues last year.
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