Saudi Aramco, officially known as the Saudi Arabian Oil Company, is the world’s largest oil company and one of the most valuable companies globally. As of 2025, Saudi Aramco’s estimated market capitalization is around $2.1 trillion USD, making it a leader in the energy sector. Here is a look of Saudi Aramco net worth.
Key Highlights of Aramco’s Value
IPO and Market Dominance
Aramco made history with its Initial Public Offering (IPO) in December 2019, raising $25.6 billion in what was then the largest IPO ever.
Its valuation briefly touched $2 trillion following its stock market debut on the Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul).
Revenue and Profitability
In 2023, Aramco reported revenue of approximately $535 billion and a net profit exceeding $161 billion, making it one of the most profitable companies in the world.
The company’s profitability is largely due to its access to low-cost oil reserves and its role as the world’s largest oil producer.
Assets
Aramco has vast oil reserves, estimated at over 260 billion barrels, and controls some of the most productive oil fields, including the Ghawar Field, the largest conventional oil field in the world.
It operates an extensive global network of refineries, pipelines, and storage facilities.
Ownership
The Saudi government owns a majority stake in Aramco, using the company’s revenues to fund national projects and drive the country’s Vision 2030 initiative for economic diversification.
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