The world's most profitable company finally announces IPO, but $2.9 trillion dreams are dashed

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Saudi Arabia's giant state oil company has officially launched what could be the world's biggest-ever listing.

"Today is the right opportunity for new investors to reap the benefits of Aramco's ability to achieve value, and boost it on the long-term," Aramco chairman Yasir al-Rumayyan told a news conference on Sunday at the company's headquarters in the eastern city of Dhahran.

Rumayyan said a decision on an international listing for Aramco shares will be made in the future, without giving a time frame or venue for the overseas listing. Aramco accounted for about one in every eight barrels of crude oil produced globally from 2016 to 2018, it said on Sunday.

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Need to get the price of oil up....more drones?

Rania_ElGamal AlanKohler PhillipLasker The Aramco IPO is launched on the Saudi Stock Exchange for domestic investors. In New York, a more detailed audit of Saudi oil reserves would be required. Rystad has 95 Gb proved and 77 Gb probable. Ghawar peaked

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