沙特阿美将其IPO发行价定在每股32里亚尔

据全球石油新闻2019年12月5日伦敦报道，沙特阿拉伯国家石油公司(沙特阿美/Saudi Aramco)将其IPO发行价定在每股32里亚尔(8.53美元)的预期区间上限，这将使沙特阿美IPO成为全球最大的IPO，可能对全球最大原油出口国的政策决策产生深远影响。

沙特阿美周四（5日）在一份声明中表示，沙特阿美将发行1.5%的新股，筹资256亿美元。这是继2014年中国电子商务巨头阿里巴巴发行250亿美元新股之后全球规模最大的IPO

沙特阿美说，该公司计划对公司股票追加15%的超额配售，即绿鞋期权，此举将使沙特阿美IPO的最终价值达到294亿美元。

沙特阿美上月曾宣布，其股票定价在每股30里亚尔至32里亚尔之间。以每股32里亚尔出售时，沙特阿美的上市价值为1.71万亿美元，低于沙特王储穆罕默德·本·萨勒曼最初设定的2万亿美元目标。

最初的计划是将沙特阿美5%的股份上市，但分析师和银行家怀疑沙特阿美能否在当地的沙特阿拉伯证券交易所Tadawul获得如此高的估值。

根据符合资格的外国投资者的规定，沙特阿美此次IPO向非本地的外国机构投资者开放。外国投资者可以直接持有沙特阿拉伯公司的股票。根据招股说明书，沙特阿美还将在当地交易所开始交易后的6个月内不发行新股。沙特阿美表示，上市12个月后，沙特政府可能会向外国政府出售股份。

李峻 编译自 全球石油新闻

原文如下：

Aramco bags world's largest IPO after pricing shares at top of range

Saudi Aramco priced its IPO at Riyal 32/share ($8.53/share) at the top of its expected range, making it the world's largest IPO that could have a profound impact on policy decisions from the world's biggest crude exporter.

Saudi Aramco's 1.5% offering of its share capital will raise $25.6 billion, the biggest IPO ever after Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba's $25 billion listing in 2014, the oil giant said in a statement Thursday

A further 15% overallotment, or greenshoe option, for Aramco shares would raise the final IPO value to $29.4 billion, Aramco said.

Saudi Aramco announced last month that it was pricing its shares between Riyal 30 and Riyal 32. At Riyal 32, the listing values Aramco at $1.71 trillion, below the initial $2 trillion target set by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who often goes by his initials MbS.

Initial plans were for a 5% stake listing of the company, but analysts and bankers doubted Aramco could fetch such a valuation on the local Saudi Arabian stock exchange, known as Tadawul.

The IPO was open to non-resident foreign institutional investors under the rules of the Qualified Foreign Investors, who are allowed to directly own shares in Saudi Arabian firms.

Aramco also will not list new shares for six months after the start of trading on the local exchange, according to the prospectus. The Saudi Arabian government may sell shares to foreign governments 12 months after the listing, Aramco said.