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Saudi Electricity Company

(Saudi Arabia)



Oil & Gas Business

Oil and Gas Production in 2022: No
Upstream Expansion:
The upstream expansion figure shows how much oil and gas resources a company is extremely likely to add to its production portfolio in the short term (approx. 1-7 years).
No
Midstream Expansion:
“Pipeline” means a company is developing ≥100km of oil or gas pipelines. “LNG” means a company is developing LNG terminals with ≥1Mt of annual gas liquefaction capacity.
No
Gas-fired Power Expansion:
“Yes” for all companies that are developing ≥100 MW of gas-fired power capacity.
Yes

Listed on the Global Oil & Gas Exit List 2023



Total investments in Saudi Electricity Company: $ 16,315 M by 92 investors

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# Name Name Name Type Country of HQ Country of HQ Country of HQ Sectors subsidiaries Shares $M Bonds $M Total $M
1 Saudi Electricity Company Public Investment Fund investment Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia Middle East Middle East 15,654 M 15,654 M
2 Saudi Electricity Company Vanguard investment United States Saudi Arabia North America Middle East 137 M 137 M
3 Saudi Electricity Company BlackRock investment United States Saudi Arabia North America Middle East 129 M 129 M
4 Saudi Electricity Company Geode Capital Holdings investment United States Saudi Arabia North America Middle East 67 M 67 M
5 Saudi Electricity Company Pictet investment Switzerland Saudi Arabia Europe (non EU) Middle East 46 M 46 M
6 Saudi Electricity Company Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF) investment Japan Saudi Arabia East Asia Middle East 32 M 32 M
7 Saudi Electricity Company State Street investment United States Saudi Arabia North America Middle East 18 M 18 M
8 Saudi Electricity Company Charles Schwab investment United States Saudi Arabia North America Middle East 17 M 17 M
9 Saudi Electricity Company UBS investment Switzerland Saudi Arabia Europe (non EU) Middle East 17 M 17 M
10 Saudi Electricity Company California Public Employees' Retirement System (CalPERS) investment United States Saudi Arabia North America Middle East 17 M 17 M
11 Saudi Electricity Company Dimensional Fund Advisors investment United States Saudi Arabia North America Middle East 15 M 15 M
12 Saudi Electricity Company TIAA investment United States Saudi Arabia North America Middle East 9 M 9 M
13 Saudi Electricity Company Sjunde AP-fonden (AP-7) investment Sweden Saudi Arabia Europe (EU) Middle East 9 M 9 M
14 Saudi Electricity Company National Pension Service investment South Korea Saudi Arabia East Asia Middle East 8 M 8 M
15 Saudi Electricity Company Allspring Global Investments investment United States Saudi Arabia North America Middle East 8 M 8 M
16 Saudi Electricity Company Power Corporation of Canada investment Canada Saudi Arabia North America Middle East 8 M 8 M
17 Saudi Electricity Company Aviva investment United Kingdom Saudi Arabia Europe (non EU) Middle East 7 M 7 M
18 Saudi Electricity Company Florida State Board of Administration (FSBA) investment United States Saudi Arabia North America Middle East 7 M 7 M
19 Saudi Electricity Company China Southern Asset Management (CSAM) investment China Saudi Arabia East Asia Middle East 7 M 7 M
20 Saudi Electricity Company Future Fund investment Australia Saudi Arabia Oceania Middle East 7 M 7 M
21 Saudi Electricity Company Crédit Agricole (incl. Amundi) investment France Saudi Arabia Europe (EU) Middle East 6 M 6 M
22 Saudi Electricity Company Northern Trust investment United States Saudi Arabia North America Middle East 6 M 6 M
23 Saudi Electricity Company Royal London Group investment United Kingdom Saudi Arabia Europe (non EU) Middle East 6 M 6 M
24 Saudi Electricity Company Macquarie Group investment Australia Saudi Arabia Oceania Middle East 5 M 5 M
25 Saudi Electricity Company Colorado Public Employees' Retirement Association (Colorado PERA) investment United States Saudi Arabia North America Middle East 5 M 5 M



Remarks
Financial data is drawn from the commercial database Refinitiv (now known as LSEG Data & Analytics). For a selection of pension and sovereign wealth funds, data was collected from the fund disclosures and SEC filings in individual cases. The data was retrieved in May 2024, but filings can be older than that and might have changed since. This might especially be the case if an investor introduced a fossil fuel policy in the meantime. We acknowledge that shares and bonds of some Russian companies can't be traded on all markets anymore and were written off some investors’ portfolios.

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