Shares of TASI-listed Saudi Arabian Oil Co. (Saudi Aramco) fell to SAR 25.50 today, March 18, their lowest level since May 2020. The stock declined 2%, with around five million shares traded so far.

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Oil prices started to recover following a turbulent week that saw both WTI and Brent drop dramatically on trade war fears and ...

Aramco said last year it's looking for more refining and chemicals acquisitions ... pushes for acquisitions that deepen its reach in oil consuming countries, according to people with knowledge ...

Amin Nasser, president and CEO of Saudi Arabia's oil giant Saudi Aramco, has said that the Chinese market is critically ...

This is because average oil prices remained ... to invest in growth areas such as refining, petrochemicals, and renewable energy. These investments will make Aramco better able to meet future ...

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Castrol India scrips at Rs 245.85 were up 10.59 per cent at BSE and stock was among the top five gainers during the day’s ...

According to reports, Saudi Aramco is considering to buy BP's lubricant division, which operates under the Castrol brand ...

Aramco said last year it’s looking for more refining and chemicals acquisitions ... filling stations and lubricant manufacturers gives oil producers more sway along the energy value chain ...

SAUDI Aramco is considering a potential offer for lubricant assets being sold by BP, as the Middle Eastern company pushes for ...