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Pipeline Deal Shows Oil Still King for Investors in Saudi Arabia


Publishing date: Apr 14, 2021  •  1 hour ago  •  4 minute read  • 
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(Bloomberg) — Saudi Arabia is celebrating one of the biggest foreign-investment windfalls in its history after netting more than $12 billion by selling off a stake in the oil pipelines that traverse the desert kingdom.
But the country may also be facing an uncomfortable reality as a result. As carefully cultivated relationships with firms such as BlackRock Inc. and SoftBank Group Corp. have yet to draw in the desired investment, it’s turning to the jewels of its energy industry to attract new money.
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A $12.5 billion deal shows Saudi oil still eclipses all else


A $12.5 billion deal shows Saudi oil still eclipses all else
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Last Updated: Apr 14, 2021, 03:19 PM IST
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Last week’s sale of the stake to EIG Global Energy Partners LLC shows how reliant Saudi Arabia is on its traditional mainstay and the challenges Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman faces in diversifying the country away from oil and gas to achieve his Vision 2030 goal.
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In selling assets of its main state-owned energy explorer, Saudi Arabia is following a model successfully implemented by neighbouring Abu Dhabi.
Saudi Arabia is celebrating one of the biggest foreign-investment windfalls in its history after netting more than $12 billion by selling off a stake in the oil pipelines that traverse the desert kingdom.

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A US$12.5 billion deal shows Saudi oil still eclipses all else


A US$12.5 billion deal shows Saudi oil still eclipses all else
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Saudi oil minister says days of 'drill, baby, drill' are over
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Saudi Arabia is celebrating one of the biggest foreign-investment windfalls in its history after netting more than US$12 billion by selling off a stake in the oil pipelines that traverse the desert kingdom.
But the country may also be facing an uncomfortable reality as a result. As carefully cultivated relationships with firms such as BlackRock Inc. and SoftBank Group Corp. have yet to draw in the desired investment, it’s turning to the jewels of its energy industry to attract new money.

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$12.5-bn pipeline deal shows oil still king for investors in Saudi Arabia

$12.5-bn pipeline deal shows oil still king for investors in Saudi Arabia
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Pipeline Deal Shows Oil Still King for Investors in Saudi Arabia

Pipeline Deal Shows Oil Still King for Investors in Saudi Arabia
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EIG sells stake in Brazil-Bolivia pipeline, eyes Petrobras assets


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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) -EIG Global Energy Partners has sold to Fluxys Belgium a portion of South America’s biggest natural gas pipeline, clearing a regulatory obstacle to buying a bigger share of the Brazil-Bolivia duct, EIG’s CEO said on Tuesday.
Blair Thomas, CEO of EIG, poses in an undated handout photo obtained January 5, 2021. Danthi Comunicacoes/via REUTERS THIS IMAGE HAS BEEN SUPPLIED BY A THIRD PARTY.
U.S.-based EIG wants to bid for the 51% stake in the pipeline owned by Brazil’s state-run oil company Petrobras, Chief Executive Blair Thomas told Reuters, as part of a wider move to into the country’s growing natural gas industry.

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