Saudi Arabian oil company Aramco’s net income for Q3 2025 was $26.94bn, a 2.3% decrease from last year due to lower crude prices. However, it increased from the previous quarter. Adjusted net income rose to $27.98bn, with revenues at $111.51bn, driven by higher sales volumes and prices.

Aramco’s president Amin Nasser highlighted the company’s ability to adapt to market changes, increase production, and supply oil and gas products efficiently. They are focusing on enhancing upstream capabilities with new projects and investing in AI solutions to drive innovation in the sector.

The company reported a capital expenditure of $12.56bn for Q3, with operating costs decreasing to $59.90bn from the previous year. This reduction in costs improved profitability compared to the previous quarter. Aramco declared a base dividend of $21.1bn and a performance-linked dividend of $200m for Q3 2025 to be paid in Q4.

Aramco raised its 2030 sales gas production capacity target to around 80% above 2021 levels. In August 2025, the company signed an $11bn leaseback agreement with international investors for its Jafurah gas processing facilities in Saudi Arabia.

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