Eight workers at the Saudi Arabian state oil company Saudi Aramco were injured in an oil terminal fire today, the company said.
There was no impact on operations at the Gulf coast Ras Tanura facility, Saudi Aramco said in a statement.
Emergency services "successfully responded to a minor fire" at about 9:00 am (local time) and the blaze has been fully contained, it said.
"Workers in the facility have been evacuated."
The injured employees received medical treatment, and the cause of the fire is being investigated, Saudi Aramco said.
The company is at the heart of Saudi Arabia's wide-ranging Vision 2030 plan to wean the economy of the world's biggest petroleum exporter off oil.
The kingdom plans to float less than five percent of Saudi Aramco on the stock market. The proceeds would help form what will become the world's biggest state investment fund, with around USD 2 trillion in assets.
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