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Saudi Aramco has announced plans to team up with state-run compatriot Ma’aden, a multi-commodity mining and metals company, to commercialise the extraction of lithium from underground salty ...

Saudi Aramco, the world’s largest oil exporter, is poised to launch a key tender within weeks for water injection facilities required at its giant Safaniyah oilfield. Aramco last year cancelled ...

Aramco and Ma'aden study minerals exploration, mining venture Saudi miner Manara eyes investing in Pakistan's Reko Diq mine RIYADH, Jan 15 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabian state oil giant Aramco's (2222 ...

The world’s top crude oil exporter, Saudi Aramco, is set to announce on Wednesday a push to invest in lithium production and developments to capture part of the supply chain and diversify from ...

DHAHRAN — Saudi Aramco President and CEO Amin Nasser revealed that the company aims to increase energy production by 70 percent to create more jobs in Saudi Arabia. "Since 2015 until now, Saudi Arabia ...

Aramco and Ma’aden have agreed to set up a joint venture for mineral exploration and mining in Saudi Arabia. The venture will focus on energy transition minerals, including extracting lithium ...

Saudi Aramco got its start in the 1930s when Standard Oil of California found large petroleum deposits while conducting operations at the behest of the government of Saudi Arabia. Today ...

Amin Nasser is the president and CEO of Aramco, the world's second-most valuable company behind Apple Saudi oil giant Aramco has announced a record profit of $161.1bn (£134bn) for 2022 ...

Italian energy services provider Saipem has secured a new offshore contract, valued at approximately $2bn (€1.8bn), for the ...

The oil giant Saudi Aramco has announced that its profits fell sharply last year as lockdowns around the world curbed demand for oil. Earnings in 2020 fell by nearly 45% compared with 2019.