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   Aramco's financial calendar does not yet showinvestor page now lists the third-quarterQ3 2026 release Third-quarter results came out on Tuesday 4for 3 November 2025, filed2026, with the Saudi Exchangeearnings webcast at 08:00 Riyadh time, 11 a.m. Riyadh, 8 a.m. London and on Tuesday 5 November 2024 at 08:38 3 a.m. New York, so the date this pin first estimated from past patterns is now company-confirmed. The yardstick is Q2 2026 results were filed at 08:00:22 on Tuesday 4 August 2026, followed by an earnings webcast at 10 a.m. Riyadh / 8 a.m. London That pattern points 2026: adjusted net income $33.4 billion ($67.2 billion for the half), operating cash flow $25.4 billion, free cash flow $12.3 billion after a $13.6 billion working-capital build, and gearing up to Tuesday 3 November 2026, with 6.2 percent from 4.8 percent at the end of March. The Q2 base dividend for Q3 declared alongside, as was SAR 82.1 billion ($21.9 billion), payable in every quarter The quarter will be measured against Q2's $33.4 the third quarter. OilPrice.com computed that Q2 free cash flow covered only about 56 percent of that payout and saw a financing gap near $13 billion over H1, while stressing there is no imminent liquidity crisis; Aramco itself calls its balance sheet among the sector's strongest. The year-earlier comparison is Q3 2025: adjusted net income $28.0 billion, free cash flow $23.6 billion, gearing 6.3 percent and $21.9 a $21.1 billion base dividend plus a $0.2 billion performance-linked one. CEO Amin Nasser credited higher output at minimal incremental cost. Operating context for the quarter: Aramco says its East-West Pipeline kept flows moving despite disruption through the Strait of Hormuz, the Zuluf crude increment is due in 2026, Jafurah phase two and the Fadhili gas expansion in 2027, and it agreed to sell its stake in PRefChem. Capital spending is the other number to watch: OilPrice reported Q2 capex of $13.2 billion, up from the prior quarter, while operating cash flow fell from $30.7 billion.

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