Aramco's Q1 net profit tumbles 25%
"The COVID-19 crisis is not like something the world has skilled in recent history and we are adapting to a highly complex and rapidly converting business environment," Aramco (ARMCO) CEO Amin Nasser said as the state-owned oil giant mentioned earnings.
First-quarter internet income slumped 25% Y/Y to 62.5B riyals ($16.6B) for the duration of the first three months of the yr amid a collapse in oil prices.
It's also reducing spending: Aramco expects capex between $25B-$30B this 12 months, down from $32.8B in 2019.
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