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The kingdom plans to list on the Saudi stock exchange in Riyadh and sell ... One risk to an Aramco listing in New York is a U.S. law allowing victims of terrorism to sue foreign governments ...
DUBAI/LONDON (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia has shortlisted New York, London and Hong Kong ... Saudi Arabia changed Aramco to a joint-stock company as of Jan. 1. A senior Aramco source told Reuters ...
Saudi Arabia's state-controlled Aramco said it would sell some $11.5 billion worth of additional stock in an offering that begins Sunday, as Riyadh tackles pressure to raise funds for an array of ...
State oil giant Saudi Aramco could co-list in London and New York when it floats next year ... This would not be the first time a stock is listed at multiple exchanges at the same time, and ...
DUBAI/LONDON/RIYADH (Reuters) - The board of Saudi Aramco has determined that listing the state energy giant in New York would carry too many legal risks to make it a realistic option, five ...
But the stock offering fell short of the royal ... Saudi officials were also concerned that a listing in New York could expose Aramco to lawsuits by families of victims of terrorism linked to ...
Saudi Arabia is leaning toward listing its giant, state-run oil company in New York, London or Toronto and has soured on the prospect of floating shares of the firm on an Asian stock exchange ...
Prince Mohammad may choose to list Aramco on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) for "political considerations", given the longstanding relationship between Riyadh and Washington, the sources said.
The reported new offering would come ... Saudi state oil giant Aramco plans to offer a fresh sale of between $10 billion and $20 billion of its stock as soon as this week, The Wall Street Journal ...
The U.S. is blessed with the world’s most dynamic economy, companies, and stock exchanges. Firms from across the globe choose to list in New York for better access to capital and a broader ...
In a statement sent by a representative, BlackRock said Nasser is "clearly independent" under New York Stock Exchange listing ... strategy," BlackRock said. Aramco did not immediately comment.