Saudi Aramco hires banks for US dollar sukuk bond sale


RIYADH: Saudi Aramco, the world’s biggest energy company, has hired banks for its first ever US dollar-denominated Islamic bonds.

The state-controlled company may offer three tranches of notes due in three years, five years and 10 years, according to a person familiar with the matter. Islamic bonds, or sukuk, comply with the religion’s teachings, including its ban on interest.

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