Aramco
Aramco is Saudi Arabia's state-controlled oil and gas company, producing crude oil and gas from the Kingdom's reserves and refining them, with chemicals and fuel retail through its own and affiliated plants.
It lifts a barrel of oil for about $3.51.
The Kingdom's giant, easy-to-reach fields keep lifting costs low, which protects profit when oil prices fall.
How big is Aramco?
Fuels and chemicals lead, crude close behind.
- Refined and chemical products50%$207.22B
- Crude oil45%$188.26B
- Natural gas and NGLs4%$17.36B
- Other revenue1%$2.98B
Pump cheap, refine half, sell the rest.
- 1Low-cost crude oil and gas
- 2Half its crude in own plants
- 3Crude, fuels and chemicals worldwide
Its own refineries and chemical plants take about half of its crude, which locks in demand for the barrels it pumps.
- Government of Saudi Arabia81.48%
CEO: Amin H. Nasser
- 1933Concession Agreement signed with Standard Oil of California
- 1938Commercial production starts at the Prosperity Well
- 1980Saudi Government takes full ownership
- 1988Saudi Arabian Oil Company is established
- 1989Star Enterprises joint venture begins the downstream push
Every number on this page comes from Aramco's own reports.
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