A Saudi broker monitors the stock market at the Arab National Bank in the Saudi capital Riyadh on December 11, 2019. - Saudi Aramco's shares soared on their debut on the domestic stock exchange Wednesday, becoming the world's biggest listed company worth $1.88 trillion after a record-breaking IPO.
Aramco had priced the initial public offering at 32 riyals per share, raising $25.6 billion and eclipsing Alibaba's $25 billion IPO of 2014 to become the world's largest.Shares of Saudi Aramco surged to 38.7 riyals apiece in their second day of public trading, pushing the kingdom's record IPO to a gargantuan $2 trillion valuation and hitting Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's long-held target for the company.
It’s like getting away with murder, they say.
ارامكو_تتجاوز_2تريليون
Try a free market pal, list an ADR and see what happen manipulation topshort
I can doom any stock to bearishness just by buying a few shares. So, I use that knowledge.
And you wonder why we pay so much for gas
$10.32 (minus the $5 trade fee) was mine!
The victims of 9/11 and the Pensacola killings should sue this company, take them down a trillion in value.
Imagine a fossil fuel conglomerate thinking they’re worth 2 trill. Can’t relate
They can't even ring a bell right and people have valued them at 2 Trillion dollars...
COMMIE MAD MONEY CLOSET MUGGER
Why do I get the feeling this isn’t a winner?
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Making money like no one business
Maros_08 bintin_laye2 Here we are
Wow 2 large!!!
Bubbles everywhere
More funding for terrorism!
yoh tats a mountain of monies. sum r v v lucky
Hope Allah makes them broke
Ridiculous for many reasons, first because the free float is ridiculously low and second because u guys make it a breaking news... LOL
The Prince of Death and The Bubble Headed Bleach Blonde Dictator of The Year in The USA Donald J.Trump! A match made in Hell!
The largest market cap in the world
I hope Greta bankrupts them
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