The world's biggest oil company has been excluding most refineries and chemical plants from its carbon disclosures
Saudi Arabia has cut supplies of February-loading crude by 10% for at least two Asian buyers while meeting requirements of at least three others, several refinery and trade sources said
Saudi Arabia announced the discovery of four new oil and gas fields, the Saudi Press Agency reported
The partnership gives Alphabet Inc.'s Google regulatory clearance to set up what it calls a "cloud region" in the Kingdom, the companies said on Monday
Saudi Arabian state oil giant Aramco has raised the January price for its Arab light crude to Asia to $0.30 a barrel over Oman/Dubai crude, up $0.80 from December, a company document showed
Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthi forces on Monday said they fired a missile at and struck the facility
Unlike Air India, the winning bidder for BPCL can easily bank on this revenue churner to recover the cost of acquisition
Yemen's Houthi militia on Monday announced that it launched a long-range missile towards a large Saudi Aramco oil facility in the city of Jeddah.
The move is part of an onslaught on international debt markets by Gulf issuers seeking to plug finances hit by the pandemic and weak oil prices
DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Aramco <2222.SE> began marketing a five-tranche U.S. dollar-denominated bond sale on Tuesday, as the world's largest oil producer seeks cash after low oil prices dented its finances.
The announcement comes as Gulf issuers show no sign of slowing this year's blitz on international debt markets as they seek to plug finances hit by weaker oil prices and the coronavirus crisis
Saudi claimed it thwarted an attack by Yemen's Iran-backed rebels that sparked a fire near an Aramco oil distribution centre, involving unmanned boats loaded with explosives dispatched into Red Sea
The deal, estimated to be about $15 billion as of August last year, had stalled over price
The state energy firm's free cash flow was $12.4 billion between July and September, compared with $20.6 billion a year earlier
DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabian state oil group Aramco <2222.SE> on Tuesday reported a 44.6% drop in third-quarter net profit, in line with analysts' estimates, dented by lower crude oil prices and volumes sold as the coronavirus crisis choked demand.
Ma's 8.8% stake is worth $27.4 billion based on the stock pricing in Hong Kong and Shanghai
Saudi Aramco and Adnoc are still committed to investing in the planned $44 billion west coast refinery-cum-petrochemical project, the Chairman of the project's lead Indian partner said on Thursday
A source said that Aramco has halted most of its investment plans into India due to the oil price crash and is unlikely to bid for BPCL
"Bilateral trade between Saudi Arabia and India has increased significantly in the last two years, from $27 billion in 2018 -19 to $34 billion in 2019-2020"
Aramco cut Arab Light to Asia to a discount against the benchmark oil price used by the Saudis for the first time since June