Saudi Aramco reports 12% drop in 2025 profit amid lower sales

In a surprising turn of events, Saudi Aramco, the leading oil exporter globally, revealed that its profits for 2025 have dipped by 12%. With a net income of $93.4 billion, the results missed analysts' forecasts. The fourth quarter proved particula...

By Reuters | Updated: Mar 11, 2026, 01.18 PM IST

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Saudi Arabia's Aramco, the world's top oil exporter, reported on Tuesday a 12% ‌drop ⁠in profit ⁠for the full year 2025, mainly due to lower sales.

Aramco reported $93.4 billion in net ⁠income for ‌2025, missing analysts' average expectation ⁠of $95.6 billion, LSEG data showed. The oil giant reported nearly $17.8 billion in fourth-quarter profit, a more than 20% ‌drop.Also Read: Oil markets may face 'catastrophic consequences' amidst Mideast war, warns Saudi Aramco CEO

Adjusted net income for the quarter was $25 ⁠billion, largely in line with a company-provided median of analyst estimates of $24.8 billion.

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