Saudi Aramco

Saudi Aramco is the world’s largest integrated oil and gas company, primarily owned by the Saudi Arabian government. It possesses world-leading crude oil reserves and production capacity, serving as a cornerstone of global energy security. In 2025, the company significantly raised its gas production targets and expanded its global downstream footprint, particularly in China. Beyond traditional energy, Aramco is aggressively pursuing digital transformation through AI investments and “Crude-to-Chemicals” technology, maintaining exceptional profitability and financial stability while navigating the global energy transition.

Here are some articles to give you a basic understanding of the company:

Saudi Aramco – background and history

Saudi Aramco – competitions

Below is a list of articles for the company:

  • Saudi Aramco – 2025Q3 report

    Executive Summary: Saudi Aramco Q3 2025 Interim Report Saudi Aramco demonstrated robust operational momentum and financial resilience in the third quarter of 2025, driven by strategic expansions in gas production and global downstream integration. 1. Financial Performance 2. Upstream: Gas Strategy Acceleration 3. Downstream: Global Expansion 4. Innovation & Financing The table compares the performance…

  • Saudi Aramco – Competitions

    From the perspective of 2026, the technological comparison between Saudi Aramco and International Oil Companies (IOCs like ExxonMobil or Shell) highlights a shift from traditional extraction to high-performance computing and low-carbon engineering. 1. Upstream Engineering: The “Trillion-Cell” Advantage Aramco’s edge in upstream technology is centered on managing Super-Giant Fields, a scale that most IOCs do…

  • Saudi Aramco – Background and History

    1. Early Exploration and Discovery (1933–1943) Core Technology: Relied on Surface Geologic Mapping and traditional cable-tool drilling. The breakthrough at Dammam No.7 in 1938 utilized Deep-Well Drilling to reach the Arab Zone reservoir at 1,440 meters. Revenue Level: Minimal. This was a high-risk investment phase. Income was limited to small royalty payments made by CASOC…