Federico Maccioni
Italy Breaking News Correspondent at Reuters
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3 days ago |
jp.reuters.com | Yousef Saba |Federico Maccioni
サウジアラビアの国有石油会社 が５月１１日発表した１─３月期決算の純利益は、前年同期比４．６％減の９７５億４０００万リヤル（２６０億１０００万ドル）だった。２０２４年２月、パリで撮影（２０２５年 ロイター/Benoit Tessier） [ドバイ １１日 ロイター] - サウジアラビアの国有石油会社(2222.SE), opens new tab が１１日発表した１─３月期決算の純利益は、前年同期比４．６％減の９７５億４０００万リヤル（２６０億１０００万ドル）だった。原油市場が景気の先行き不透明感に見舞われる中、売り上げが落ち込み、運営コストが上昇した。アナリスト予想の中間値（２５３億６０００万ドル）は上回った。 同期の配当は総額２１３億６０００万ドルで、このうち２億１９００万ドルがロシアによるウクライナ侵攻後の２０２２年に起きた油価上昇を受けて導入された業績連動分。 アミン・ナセル最高経営責任者（CEO）は「第１・四半期は世界規模の貿易動向がエネルギー市場に影響を与え、不透明さが原油価格に波及した」と述べた。...
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4 days ago |
businesslive.co.za | Yousef Saba |Federico Maccioni
Dubai — Saudi oil giant Aramco , a long-time cash cow for the kingdom, reported a 4.6% drop in first-quarter profit on Sunday due to lower sales and higher operating costs as economic uncertainty hit crude markets. The world’s top oil exporter reported net profit of 97.54-billion riyals ($26.01bn) in the three months ended March 31, which beat a company-provided median estimate from 16 analysts of $25.36bn.
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4 days ago |
newsbulletin247.com | Yousef Saba |Federico Maccioni
By Yousef Saba and Federico MaccioniDUBAI (Reuters) – Saudi oil giant Aramco reported on a 4.6% drop in the first quarter on Sunday, due to the withdrawal of its sales and the increase in operating costs, while the oil market faces economic uncertainty. The world’s leading world exporter of oil, Aramco has published a net profit of 97.54 billion riyals (26.01 billion dollars or 23.11 billion euros) over three months at the end of March.
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6 days ago |
dealstreetasia.com | Federico Maccioni
Mubadala Investment Company’s assets under management jumped 9.1% last year to 1.2 trillion dirhams ($326.74 billion), it said on Thursday, as it stepped up investments into sectors such as technology, manufacturing, and private credit. Mubadala is the second-largest state investment fund in Abu Dhabi, the oil-rich capital of the United Arab Emirates, behind the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA). Together with smaller peer ADQ, the three funds manage around $1.7 trillion in assets.
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1 week ago |
reuters.com | Federico Maccioni
DUBAI, May 8 (Reuters) - Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund Mubadala's assets under management rose 9.1% last year to 1.2 trillion dirhams ($326.74 billion), it said on Thursday. Mubadala Investment Company is the second-biggest state fund in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, behind Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA). Sign up here.
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