Aramco Projects $12–15 Billion Yearly Cash Gain From Gas by 2030
Saudi Aramco expects its gas projects to add $12–15 billion in yearly operating cash flow by 2030, Market Talk reports, with returns of 12–14%.
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what happened
According to Market Talk, Saudi Aramco expects gas investments to lift annual operating cash flow by $12 billion to $15 billion by 2030. The company is growing output and cutting its reliance on liquid fuels at home.
A finance executive put expected returns at roughly 12% to 14%, helped by government arrangements. Chief Executive Amin Nasser said that extra gas supply could release close to 1 million barrels per day of liquids for exports, since gas would replace oil products burned in power plants, factories and farms.
Aramco targets an 80% increase in gas output between 2021 and 2030.
why it matters
For oil markets, the substitution effect matters: if gas displaces liquid fuel at home, more oil products can be shipped abroad, which could add supply and weigh on Brent. For investors, the cash-flow target is a key yardstick for judging whether the gas plan will pay off.
market impact
Oil: more liquids for export could add supply and weigh on Brent prices
- Brent pressure down — more liquids freed for export could add supply to the market
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- Aramco Sees Up to $15 Billion in Annual Cash Flow From Gas Investments — Market Talk, 3 November 2026 at 10:45 UTC
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