Saudi Aramco Secures $3 Billion in New International Bond Offering
September 10, 2025 - Saudi Aramco has finalized the issuance of $3 billion in new international bonds, bolstering its standing in global financial markets and reaffirming its position as the world’s largest integrated energy company. The sukuk were presented on the London Securities Market, signaling the company’s strong ties to key international financial hubs and its capacity to attract meaningful investment.
The bond offering comprised two equal tranches of $1.5 billion each. The first tranche, maturing in 2030, carries an annual profit rate of 4.125%, while the second, maturing in 2035, offers an annual profit rate of 4.625%. Aramco stated this diversification demonstrates its ability to efficiently manage financing tools to meet long-term investment needs.
Ziad Al-Murshid, CEO of the President and Chief Financial Administrative Governance at Saudi Aramco, emphasized the success of the issuance as a reflection of the “high level of confidence” international investors have in the company.He further noted that Aramco’s financial flexibility is a key factor in its strong position within global debt markets.
The bonds were priced with a negative issuance allowance, highlighting Aramco’s unique creditworthiness and robust financial position. This allowed the company to secure favorable financing terms compared to many international peers, confirming its continued credit superiority and competitiveness.
Aramco indicated the issuance aligns with its strategy of diversifying funding sources and strengthening its capital structure, ensuring its ability to finance major projects across both customary and renewable energy sectors. The company anticipates this step will support its global expansion and long-term plans through 2035.
