IPO

Saudi Aramco is expected to announce a drop in profits as it unveils Monday its first annual results since its listing, as the energy giant grapples with sinking oil prices.

State-owned oil company Saudi Aramco said on Sunday it had exercised its “greenshoe option” to sell an additional 450 million shares.

Chinese lawmakers agreed Saturday to slash red tape for initial public offerings, approving an amendment to the country's securities law

The Saudi Aramco IPO was supposed to be a cornerstone of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s ambitious plan to open the gates to foreign investment in the kingdom. But there’s no sign of a stampede.

Saudi Arabia’s wealthy Gulf neighbors plan to invest in the initial public offering (IPO) of Saudi Aramco, sources familiar with the matter said

Saudi Aramco is worth up to $1.7 trillion at the price range set by the oil giant on Sunday, below the $2 trillion sought by Saudi’s crown prince but putting it in the running to become the world’s biggest IPO.

Saudi Aramco’s forthcoming listing on the local stock market could help strengthen the government’s net asset position

It would be the world's biggest if it eclipses Chinese retail giant Alibaba's $25 billion listing in 2014.

Japanese companies are unlikely to invest in Saudi Aramco’s blockbuster initial public offering (IPO) because it is difficult to evaluate the value of the world’s biggest oil company

Fund managers are poring over bank research after Aramco on Sunday announced its intention to float on the Riyadh stock market