Saudi Aramco: 97.62% Owned by Saudi Government and Related Entities, 0.73% for International Institutional Investors
The Saudi Arabian Oil Company (Saudi Aramco) is predominantly owned by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and its related entities, holding 97.62% of the issued shares.
The remaining shares were allocated to institutional investors during the company's IPO, with international institutional investors owning 0.73%, domestic institutional investors owning 0.89%, and retail investors owning 0.76%.
The text describes the different groups of shareholders in a company.
Retail investors are individual investors who bought shares through IPOs, offerings, or the open market.
The government and government-owned entities hold shares that were not acquired in these ways, along with shares held by executives, directors, and insiders.
Additionally, there are 163,758,663 shares held in the company's treasury.
The text describes the different groups of shareholders in a company.
Retail investors are individual investors who bought shares through IPOs, offerings, or the open market.
The government and government-owned entities hold shares that were not acquired in these ways, along with shares held by executives, directors, and insiders.
Additionally, there are 163,758,663 shares held in the company's treasury.
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