The Saudi giant reported a net profit of 121 billion dollars, still recording its second highest historical profit. Free cash flow fell to 101,2 billion. Total dividends increase, reaching almost 100…
Aramco enters trading on the Saudi stock exchange and rises by 10%, but the results of the public offering demonstrate that behind the record-breaking hypothere there is a mixed reality
On 12 December the oil giant will debut on the stock exchange: Tadawul sets the rules - Greenshoe exercised, IPO funding rises to 29,4 billion
Saudi Aramco managed to break every record, conquering a record that Alibaba held for 4 years - Surprisingly, a made in Italy company appears in the top 10 of the largest IPOs in history
From quilted jackets to cars, brands are booming: all eyes on the stock market are Moncler and Aston Martin - Aramco is the largest IPO in history - Wall Street is waiting for US job data
The IPO destined to beat Alibaba kept its promises: institutional demand was three times the supply. Towards a collection of more than 25 billion, but the price is slow in coming.
Shy rises on European lists, attention prevails on macro data: inflation and unemployment - More realizations on banks - Atlantia down again, but Ovs soars.
The Saudi giant will only be listed on the Tadawull, the Ryad Stock Exchange and the second hypothesized step fades, i.e. that of landing on a major foreign stock exchange. With possible setbacks. Here are which ones
The Saudi oil company has communicated the figures of its listing on the Stock Exchange: 1,5% of the capital is on sale, offers open until November 28 for retail and until December 4 for institutional.
The most mammoth listing in the history of the markets will begin on November 17 - Only 0,5% of the capital will be allocated to retail investors - A bonus share is also planned
First conference call ever for the Saudi Arabian state-owned group, the world's largest oil producer - The group also agreed to acquire a 20% stake in India's Reliance Industries refining assets for about 15…
It was supposed to be the biggest IPO ever, but after many postponements the Saudi government, which controls the company, decided not to proceed either on the local or on the international market - In 2016, Prince Mohammed bin Salman had…
What was supposed to be the largest initial equity placement not only of the century but of all time, worth around 100 billion dollars, appears to have stalled - Rising oil prices and…
