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Yes, a business perspective. If "Ummah" cared, Palestine issue would be resolved, Syria and Iraq wouldn't be destroyed, Yemen wouldn't be destroyed, and they wouldn't be taking opposite sides and funding rebels in African Islamic countries.
Sad but true.
You don't want to risk KSA investment , they are every aggressive defending their investment.it is sad that saudis are wasting their money in such a risky investment as there is a high chance of india being nuked and destroyed in near future so all this money invested will be wasted due to destruction of india,even if india is not nuked there is a high possibility that india will disintegrate into small pieces due to their govt brutality against minorities
WSK, is disappointing us with his very low quality journalism. It is $75 million NOT billions. The moron does not know the difference. $75 billion is multiple times more than the totally value of the company in question while KSA purchased only 20% of the shares.
You are reading it wrong as they bought those shares with worth around $15 Billion but investing in Indian around $75 Billion. I hope i cleared the doubts.
Here are 10 things to know about the Reliance Industries-Saudi Aramco deal:
- Saudi Aramco will invest $15 billion for buying 20 per cent in the Reliance Industries oil-to-chemicals division.
- Saudi Aramco will also supply 5,00,000 barrels of crude oil a day on a long-term basis to Reliance Industries' Jamnagar refinery, Mr Ambani said.
- "This signifies perfect synergy between the world's largest oil producer and the world's largest integrated refinery and petrochemicals complex," he added.
- The deal should be completed by March and is subject to due diligence, definitive agreements and regulatory and other approvals, the billionaire added.
- Aramco has been targeting refining deals in India since at least last year, when chief executive officer Amin Nasser told reporters that the firm wanted to double its capacity to produce gasoline and other fuels.
- Saudi Aramco, the world's biggest oil producer, has been in talks with Reliance Industries on the stake sale as it plans to secure new markets for its crude.
- This partnership will cover all of Reliance Industries' refining and petrochemicals assets, including 51 per cent of the Petroleum Retail JV.
- "Since its inception, our Jamnagar refinery has been processing Saudi oil every single day for 20 years. Now we have transformed our longstanding relationship of two decades, based on mutual trust, into a Partnership of growth potential for many more years. I feel privileged to welcome Saudi Aramco, which is the largest business enterprise in the world," Mr Ambani said.
- "I am grateful to the visionary leaders, Honourable Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi and His Royal Highness Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman Al Saud, who have laid the foundation for strategic cooperation between India and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia," he added.
- At the annual general meeting Mr Ambani also said that the Reliance Industries will become zero-net debt company within the next 18 months.
Reliance Industries hits two birds with one stone through Saudi Aramco deal
2 min read . Updated: 12 Aug 2019, 01:49 PM ISTMobis Philipose
- Saudi Aramco will acquire a 20% stake in RIL's refining and petrochemicals business for an enterprise value of $75 billion
- RIL also said that it intends to become a debt-free company by 2021
Read above.I think it's 20 percent of 75 billion, that's 15 billion.
That's what I read on wsj.