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Aramco Cracks Open Its Empire to Wall Street in $35 Billion Push

Days after a BlackRock Inc.-led group signed an $11 billion lease agreement for some of Saudi Aramco’s natural gas facilities, the energy giant was inundated with calls from funds around the world eager for a slice of the business.

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Aramco Cracks Open Its Empire to Wall Street in $35 Billion Push
Days after a BlackRock Inc.-led group signed an $11 billion lease agreement for some of Saudi Aramco’s natural gas facilities, the energy giant was inundated with calls from funds around the world eager for a slice of the business.
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