QYSEA Technology has signed a strategic cooperation MoU with Aramco, marking a new stage in the company's commitment to advancing underwater intelligence and strengthening local service capabilities in the Kingdom.
Saudi-based East Pipes Integrated Company for Industry has announced that it sealed an agreement with global oil major Aramco for the manufacture and supply of steel pipes for use in its key projects in the region. The entire work will be completed within five months.
Saudi-based East Pipes Integrated Company for Industry has announced that it has secured a contract worth SAR771 million ($203.3 million) from Saudi energy giant Aramco for the manufacture and supply of steel pipes for key projects in the kingdom.
Vallourec and Aramco have signed a new agreement to deepen their commercial, industrial and technological cooperation, strengthening a partnership spanning nearly 65 years. The companies first collaborated in 1962, with Vallourec supplying VAM connections for Oil Country Tubular Goods pipes.
Aramco and Aramco Digital announced new agreements and MoUs with leading technology companies at LEAP 2026, focusing on cybersecurity, industrial AI, innovation, technology localisation and strengthening national industrial capabilities through strategic partnerships.
Senaat (formerly Zamil Industrial Investment Company) has announced that its key subsidiary, Zamil Steel, has achieved a major industrial milestone by delivering specialised process equipment for the Fadhili Gas Increment Project (Package 4) for Saudi Aramco and Samsung E&A.
Saudi Aramco reported a strong financial performance for the first half of 2026, posting adjusted net income of $67.2 billion, as the world's largest oil producer maintained crude supplies despite unprecedented disruptions to shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
Aramco, one of the world’s leading integrated energy and chemicals companies, on Monday announced agreements and a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with a potential combined value of more than $3.7 billion with French companies.
Aramco, one of the world’s leading integrated energy and chemicals companies, and Maaden, one of the world’s fastest‑growing mining companies, on Tuesday announced the signing of a shareholders’ agreement to form a joint venture (JV) to unlock new opportunities in mineral exploration and hard-rock mining in Saudi Arabia.
Saudi Aramco is offering crude oil outside the Strait of Hormuz to some Asian refiners through private negotiations, a Reuters News report said quoting two sources with knowledge of the matter.
