en.Wedoany.com Reported - Saudi Aramco is considering selling a stake in its sulfur business, a deal that could raise up to $7 billion. According to Reuters, three informed sources revealed that the Saudi state-owned oil company has invited banks to participate in a bid for a sulfur infrastructure deal, known as the "Yellowstone Project."

Aramco is seeking to sell infrastructure assets to raise funds for Saudi Arabia's economic diversification plan. The assets under evaluation include sulfur storage and export terminals, but the formal sale process is not expected to begin before 2027.

Sources said Aramco is also evaluating a deal for crude oil export terminals worth up to $25 billion. The company is waiting for regional tensions to ease and may launch the process in the second half of this year. Additionally, Aramco is assessing deals involving a real estate portfolio, including its headquarters campus (valued at around $10 billion), and water infrastructure for crude oil production (which could raise about $500 million). Reuters reported in 2025 that the company was also exploring the sale of pipeline assets and up to five gas-fired power plants.

According to one source and Reuters calculations, the total value of infrastructure assets available for Aramco to raise funds is approximately $50 billion. The company declined to comment on this.

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