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On November 3, Saudi Aramco CEO stated that oil exports have not yet continued to return to pre-war levels.
#Crude oil market dynamics#middle east conflict#Saudi Aramco11-03 17:18
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On November 3, Saudi Aramco CEO stated that if the government decides to expand the maximum sustainable production capacity to more than 12 million barrels per day, the company can fulfill it.
#Crude oil market dynamics#Saudi Aramco11-03 16:36
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On November 3rd, Saudi Aramco CEO stated that the company is using its export terminals in the Gulf region and ship-to-ship transshipment methods to deliver goods to customers.
#middle east conflict#Crude oil market dynamics#Saudi Aramco11-03 16:29
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On November 3, Saudi Aramco CEO stated that the preliminary project of pipeline expansion has been launched.
#Crude oil market dynamics#Saudi Aramco11-03 16:13
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On November 3rd, Saudi Aramco CEO stated that global liquid fuel demand is expected to grow by approximately 2.4 million barrels per day in 2027.
#Crude oil market dynamics#Saudi Aramco11-03 16:10
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November 3rd, Saudi Aramco stated that as of September 30, attacks related to the Houthi armed forces had little impact on the company’s financial situation.
#Crude oil market dynamics#Saudi Aramco#middle east conflict11-03 13:12
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On October 25th, Saudi Arabia's benchmark index fell 1.1% in early trading, and Saudi Aramco's share price fell 1.2%.
#Crude oil market dynamics#Saudi Aramco10-25 15:17
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On October 23, Saudi Aramco was said to be considering selling its assets in Poland.
#Futures Market Intelligence#middle east conflict#Crude oil market dynamics#Saudi Aramco10-23 13:11
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[Saudi Arabia’s eastern oil fields were attacked by drones, and intercepted debris fell, killing 2 and injuring 2] On October 22, Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Energy issued a statement on the evening of the 21st, saying that the Saudi air defense forces intercepted a drone trying to attack the country’s eastern oil fields that morning, and the resulting debris fell, killing two people and injuring two others. The statement said the drone attempted to attack a plant in the Shabaa oil field in the eastern province, which is owned by Saudi Aramco. Debris from the intercepted drone caused a car to catch fire outside the factory. The two deceased were from the Philippines and Nepal, and the two injured were from Pakistan and India. The statement also said that relevant departments have handled the incident and taken necessary measures. Production operations at the Shaybai oil field have not been affected.
#drone#Futures Market Intelligence#Crude oil market dynamics#Energy Industry News#Saudi Aramco#middle east conflict10-22 04:15
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[Saudi Aramco’s headquarters in Dhahran is reported to have suffered extensive damage] October 14th, three sources said that Saudi Aramco’s headquarters in Dhahran suffered extensive damage in an attack on Tuesday. The company has instructed employees to work from home and operations are continuing as normal.
#middle east conflict#Crude oil market dynamics#Saudi Aramco10-14 18:51
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[The Houthi armed forces said they will continue to carry out operations against Saudi airports and oil facilities in the next few days] October 14th, Yemen’s Houthi armed forces military spokesman Yahya Saraya said on social media on the 14th that the Yemeni Houthi armed forces attacked Saudi National Oil Company (Saudi Aramco) facilities in Dhahran, King Khalid Airport in Riyadh and Saudi Aramco’s oil refinery in Riyadh. The Houthis said operations targeting airports and oil facilities would continue in the coming days. (CCTV News)
#middle east conflict#Civil aviation airport#Saudi Aramco#Airport10-14 17:05
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[An administrative building of Saudi Aramco was attacked] On October 14, according to a person in charge of the Saudi Ministry of Energy, an administrative office building of Saudi Aramco in Dhahran, eastern Saudi Arabia, was attacked. No one was injured. According to sources, the attack caused a small-scale fire, and relevant departments have begun to handle the incident and take necessary measures.
#Crude oil market dynamics#Energy Industry News#Saudi Aramco#middle east conflict10-14 05:58
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On October 14, Saudi Aramco’s headquarters in Dhahran was reportedly hit by Houthi armed forces.
#Crude oil market dynamics#Saudi Aramco#middle east conflict10-14 04:41
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[Houthi Armed Forces Issue Evacuation Warning: “Saudi Aramco Oil Facilities Will Be Legal Targets”] On October 13th, Yemen’s Houthi armed forces issued a message warning all staff and people near Saudi Aramco oil company facilities to immediately evacuate the relevant areas and keep a distance from these facilities. The Houthi armed forces stated that "Saudi Aramco's oil facilities will become their legitimate targets." (CCTV News)
#Global market intelligence#Crude oil market dynamics#middle east conflict#Saudi Aramco10-13 21:13
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On October 12, Aramco CEO stated that the goal is to increase sales gas production capacity by approximately 80% by 2030 compared with 2021 production levels.
#Crude oil market dynamics#Saudi Aramco#natural gas10-12 17:45
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On October 12, Aramco CEO stated that commercial onshore inventories are currently well below 6 billion barrels, and this is the last available buffer.
#Crude oil market dynamics#Saudi Aramco10-12 17:44
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On October 12, the CEO of Saudi Aramco stated that we are studying additional crude oil export routes and are committed to expanding the scale of overseas oil storage facilities.
#Global market intelligence#Futures Market Intelligence#Crude oil market dynamics#Overseas commodities#Saudi Aramco#Energy futures10-12 17:44
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On October 5th, the CEO of Saudi Aramco said that in the next 18 months, the world will need at least 2 million barrels of additional oil demand per day to digest current inventories.
#Futures Market Intelligence#middle east conflict#Crude oil market dynamics#Saudi Aramco10-05 16:41
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On October 5th, the CEO of Saudi Aramco stated that there are currently less than 6 billion barrels of commercial crude oil inventories left, and the vast majority of them cannot actually be used.
#Futures Market Intelligence#Global market intelligence#middle east conflict#Overseas commodities#Crude oil market dynamics#Energy futures#Saudi Aramco10-05 16:25
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On October 5th, the CEO of Saudi Aramco stated that the total crude oil supply has been reduced by nearly 3 billion barrels, which is approximately equivalent to half of the total crude oil and refined oil products that are normally transported through the Strait of Hormuz.
#Futures Market Intelligence#Global market intelligence#middle east conflict#Overseas commodities#Crude oil market dynamics#Shipping futures#Energy futures#Saudi Aramco10-05 16:16
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On October 5, Saudi Aramco set the official selling price of Arabian Light Crude Oil sold to Asia in November at a discount of US$5/barrel to the average price of Oman/Dubai crude oil.
#Global market intelligence#Crude oil market dynamics#Overseas commodities#Saudi Aramco#middle east conflict10-05 05:27
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[Sinopec Chairman Hou Qijun met with Saudi Aramco Chairman Rumeiyan] September 30th, Sinopec Chairman Hou Qijun met with Saudi Aramco Chairman Rumeiyan at the headquarters on September 29. The two parties exchanged views on strategic cooperation in the fields of oil trade, refining and chemical joint ventures, and engineering services.
#Futures Market Intelligence#Crude oil market dynamics#Petrochemical industry#Saudi Aramco09-30 11:19
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[Houthi Armed Forces Say Another Attack on Saudi Capital] September 25th, Yemen’s Houthi Armed Forces Spokesperson Yahya Saraya issued a video statement on the evening of September 24, local time, saying that the Houthi Armed Forces used multiple ballistic missiles, cruise missiles and drones to attack a “sensitive target” in the Saudi capital Riyadh, as well as Saudi Aramco facilities in the Red Sea coastal city of Yanbu. (CCTV International News)
#drone#Crude oil market dynamics#middle east conflict#Saudi Aramco#Shipping futures09-25 04:20
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September 25th, Yemen’s Houthi armed forces said they attacked a Saudi Aramco facility in Yanbu.
#Global market intelligence#Crude oil market dynamics#middle east conflict#Saudi Aramco09-25 03:03
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[Saudi Arabia sells 100 million barrels of crude oil on a large scale to ease oil shortages in Asia] September 24th: Since the middle of last week, Saudi Arabia has sold nearly 100 million barrels of crude oil to Asian buyers to help avoid impending supply shortages in the region. This batch of crude oil will be transported to buyers, including refining companies in India, Japan, and South Korea, via the Strait of Hormuz. The Saudi East-West Pipeline has not fully resumed operation after the attack on September 10. Saudi Aramco took the initiative to take charge of logistics and transport crude oil to Asian customers.
#Global market intelligence#Futures Market Intelligence#middle east conflict#Crude oil market dynamics#Overseas commodities#Express logistics#Saudi Aramco#Energy futures09-24 15:19
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[Saudi Arabia informs Asian refiners that they will soon be able to receive oil at Yanbu Port] September 22nd, several Asian refiners have received informal notifications from Saudi Aramco that they will soon be able to receive crude oil at Yanbu Port on the Red Sea. On September 10, the East-West oil pipeline was closed after being attacked by drones from Iraq, and crude oil loading operations at Yanbu Port almost came to a complete standstill. The interruption of operations at Yanbu Port has had the greatest impact on European customers. At least two European refiners were informed that their October long-term agreement crude oil quotas will all be cancelled.
#drone#Global market intelligence#Futures Market Intelligence#middle east conflict#Crude oil market dynamics#Overseas commodities#Saudi Aramco#Energy futures09-22 14:10
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[Saudi Arabia accelerates the repair of its oil pipeline, aiming to fully restore it within six weeks] September 17th, according to people familiar with the matter, Saudi Aramco is working to bypass the damaged section of its oil pipeline and plans to restore about half of its capacity within a few days. The overall comprehensive repair is expected to take about six weeks. Last Friday, the pipeline was attacked and damaged by a drone, and Saudi Arabia immediately shut down the pipeline. The supply disruption triggered an immediate reaction in the oil market: the spot price of Brent crude oil has reached $105 a barrel. After the pipeline was shut down last Friday, traders estimated that Saudi Arabia's export inventories in Yanbu could only last 5 to 7 days, after which the country's oil supply capacity to the global market would be severely reduced.
#drone#Global market intelligence#Futures Market Intelligence#Crude oil market dynamics#Overseas commodities#Saudi Aramco#middle east conflict09-17 11:25
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September 16th, Yemen’s Houthi armed forces said they attacked Saudi Aramco’s oil facilities in Yanbu.
#middle east conflict#Crude oil market dynamics#Saudi Aramco09-16 19:45
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[Saudi Arabia reportedly sells crude oil delivered outside the Strait of Hormuz] September 16th, it is reported that Saudi Arabia is increasing its sales of spot crude oil delivered outside the Strait of Hormuz. Previously, the country's east-west oil pipeline was closed, resulting in the inability to transport crude oil to the Red Sea coast. Saudi Aramco has sold about 20 million barrels of crude oil to Asian refiners this week, which can be picked up this month and next month just outside the Strait of Hormuz, traders familiar with the matter said, requesting anonymity. Traders said the spot crude oil sold by Saudi Aramco was loaded on a ship-to-ship transfer from the Gulf of Oman between September and October. This means that although crude oil still has to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, buyers do not need to bear the transportation of this leg considering the pickup location.
#Global market intelligence#Futures Market Intelligence#Crude oil market dynamics#Overseas commodities#Saudi Aramco#middle east conflict#Energy futures09-16 13:47
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September 13th, Saudi Arabia's benchmark index fell 1% in early trading, and Saudi Aramco's stock price fell 1.1% in early trading.
#Global market intelligence#Saudi Aramco09-13 15:15