Saudi Aramco has announced that it will release its 2025 financial results on Tuesday, March 10, 2026.
The company has approved the distribution of cash dividends to shareholders totaling 80.12 billion riyals (equivalent to approximately $21.37 billion) in the third quarter of 2025.
He explained that the total profit included 79.3 billion riyals ($21.15 billion) in basic profit and 820 million riyals ($220 million) in performance-related profits, with the latter calculated based on 70% of Aramco Group’s free cash flow in 2024 after deducting basic dividends and other amounts, including foreign investments.
First export from “Al Jafolla”
Meanwhile, Aramco has sold $100 billion worth of oil from its Al Jafolla project, the first announced export from the giant natural gas project.
The Al Jafora oil field is Aramco’s first unconventional oil field, developed using hydraulic fracturing (fracking) technology developed in US shale gas fields.
The field, which CEO Amin Nasser calls the company’s “crown jewel,” will produce large amounts of natural gas when it reaches its expected full capacity in 2030. Nasser said the gas field also contains large amounts of liquid fuel, which will boost the company’s profits.
The oil Aramco sells is condensate, a light oil liquid typically found in gas reservoirs, Bloomberg reported, citing traders familiar with the purchase.
Saudi Aramco announced that it will disclose its 2025 financial results on Tuesday, March 10, 2026.
The company has approved cash dividends totaling 80.12 billion riyals (approximately $21.37 billion) to shareholders for the third quarter of 2025.
The total profit was disclosed to include 79.3 billion riyals ($21.15 billion) in core profits and 820 million riyals ($220 million) in performance-related profits, the latter calculated based on 70% of Aramco’s free cash flow in 2024, less core profits and other amounts, including foreign investments.
First export from “Jafra”
On a different note, Aramco sold $100 billion worth of oil from its Jafra project in the first announced export operation from this massive natural gas development project.
The Jafra oil field is Aramco’s first unconventional oil field, developed using hydraulic fracturing technology (fracking) developed in shale gas fields in the United States.
The field, which CEO Amin Nasser calls the company’s “crown jewel,” is expected to produce huge amounts of natural gas when it reaches its expected full capacity in 2030. The field also contains large amounts of liquid fuel, which will increase the company’s revenue, Nasser’s statement said.
The oil Aramco sells is condensate, a light oil liquid typically found in gas reservoirs, according to a Bloomberg report from a trader familiar with the purchase.
