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The listing on Riyadh's Tadawul exchange is expected early next month and aims to raise between $24bn-$25.6bn (£30.1bn-£33bn) from investors in the Middle East to help reform the Saudi economy. The IPO was initially expected to be the largest market debut of any the company, offering up to 5% of the company on both the Tadawul and an exchange in one of the world's largest financial centers.
But after a series of delays to the listing, Aramco's IPO will offer a far smaller stake, mainly to investors in the Middle East, and may fall short of the $25bn raised by Chinese online retailer Alibaba's record debut in 2014.
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