Arabie saoudite : Le prince héritier adopte un ton conciliant avec l Iran
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Saudi Arabia in Talks to Sell Aramco Stake to Global Energy Firm Bloomberg 2 hrs ago Matthew Martin, Vivian Nereim, Reema Alothman and Abeer Abu Omar
(Bloomberg) Saudi Arabia’s crown prince said the kingdom is in talks to sell a 1% stake in state oil giant Saudi Aramco to a “leading global energy company” as he forecast a rebounding economy in the aftermath of the coronavirus pandemic.
The kingdom is looking at the potential sale which could be worth about $19 billion, based on the company’s market value as a way to lock in customer demand for the country’s crude, Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman said in a rare interview on a Saudi television channel late Tuesday. While providing few details on which company is involved in the talks, he said the sale could take place in the next two years.