From Bloomberg Saudi Aramco may be the world’s most profitable company, but that likely still won’t be enough to persuade investors the energy behemoth is worth $2 trillion. New financial details, disclosed today by Moody’s Investors Service, show a company that paid $58.2 billion in dividends to the Saudi government last year. Working back from that, the valuation would be closer to
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From Bloomberg Saudi Aramco obtained the fifth-highest investment grade rating at both Moody’s Investors Service and Fitch Ratings as the world’s largest oil producer prepares for its debut dollar bond offering. Moody’s rated the oil giant at A1, while Fitch assigned it A+, both with stable outlook. The state-owned company has the same rating as the sovereign from both Moody’s and
