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Saudi oil giant Aramco posts 5% dip in first-quarter profit on weaker crude prices

  • Saudi Arabian Oil Co. Reported a 4.6% decline in first-quarter 2025 profits to $26 billion amid weaker crude prices in Riyadh.
  • Lower oil prices and economic uncertainty driven by global trade dynamics led to reduced revenue despite a slight increase to $108.1 billion this quarter.
  • Aramco released its first-quarter results as the OPEC+ group agreed to increase oil production next month by just over 400,000 barrels daily, with Brent crude prices hovering near $63 per barrel.
  • The company announced a $21.1 billion dividend for the first quarter, up 4.2% year-on-year, while planning to reduce total yearly dividends by 30% to $85.4 billion.
  • Falling oil prices threaten Saudi Arabia’s ambitious projects, including Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s $500 billion Neom city, likely requiring borrowing or reserve spending to finance goals.
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So much for ‘drill, baby, drill’?

Hurt by weakening demand and depressed prices, US oil output is expected to shrink in 2026 for the first time since the Covid-19 pandemic and just the second time in the past decade.

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The National broke the news in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates on Sunday, May 11, 2025.
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