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Saudi Arabia's state-controlled oil and gas producer, and one of the largest energy companies in the world.
Saudi Arabia's Energy Ministry confirmed a hit on an Aramco office building in Dhahran, days after 14 died at Riyadh's airport. The Houthis also claim a Riyadh refinery, and the damage confirmed so far is to an airport and an office building.
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Saudi Arabia's Energy Ministry said a limited fire broke out in an Aramco administrative building in the Eastern Province on Tuesday, with no injuries. The report quantifies flight cancellations but does not mention oil output, so travel is where Gulf-exposed operators can measure risk today.
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A suspected Houthi missile strike on Aramco's Dhahran headquarters caused a limited fire and no injuries, Saudi Arabia's energy ministry confirmed. Analyst Andreas Krieg told Fortune the cost to investors is delay and higher required returns.
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Saudi Arabia kept its World Energy Congress running in Riyadh after Houthi strikes that closed the airport killed 13 and injured over 300. Operators with Gulf travel or freight exposure have a closed airport to plan around and a wider closure to price.
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The Saudi building materials platform's $31m arrives as $13m of Series B equity from Wa'ed Ventures and 500 Global plus $18m of debt from Stride Ventures, committed to working capital and customer payment terms.
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