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BlackRock-led group of investors wins $15.5-billion Saudi Aramco deal

The group will buy a 49 per cent stake in Aramco Gas Pipelines

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A group led by BlackRock agreed to invest $15.5 billion in Saudi Arabian Oil Company’s natural gas pipelines as the world’s largest crude exporter looks to fund a massive increase in production capacity.

The group will buy a 49 per cent stake in Aramco Gas Pipelines, a newly formed entity that holds 20-year leasing rights for Aramco’s network of pipelines that ship gas across the country, the oil producer said in an emailed statement Monday. Saudi Arabia’s Hassana Investment will co-lead the consortium of investors alongside BlackRock Real Assets.

The deal is part of Saudi Arabia’s drive to open up to more

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