Restoration of Saudi Aramco capacity to 'take weeks’

Restoration of Saudi Aramco capacity ‘to take weeks’

A full restoration of Saudi Aramco’s processing capabilities will “likely take weeks”, following drone attacks on two facilities on 14 September.

The attacks on a crude-processing facility in Abqaiq and oil field in Khurais resulted in the suspension of the production of 5.7m barrels of crude oil, approximately 50% of Saudi Aramco's daily production.

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Restoration of Saudi Aramco capacity ‘to take weeks’

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