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Stated as firm: the release is datelined "DHAHRAN|MAY 10, 2026", and the Saudi Exchange[2] announcement "Saudi Arabian Oil Company (Saudi Aramco) Announces its Interim Financial Results for the Period Ended 2026-03-31 (Three Months)" is stamped 10/05/2026 08:01:54 Riyadh time (05:01 UTC).
The Saudi Exchange disclosure itself, stamped 10/05/2026 08:01:54: the formal filing and the pin's time; net profit SAR 120.13 billion, up 25.55%.
CNBC: results beat the $31.2 billion consensus, 34% above Q4, pipeline at capacity as Hormuz was blockaded.
Reuters copy: net profit of $32.5 billion beat the LSEG consensus of $30.95 billion; crude rerouted to Yanbu; the pipeline supplies about 2 million bpd to west-coast refineries.[1]
Saudi Gazette with the riyal figures, the $76.9 realised crude price and the 20.7% ROACE.
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