Organization Chart

Saudi Aramco reports to its owner, the Saudi Arabian Government, through the Supreme Council of Petroleum and Minerals Affairs, chaired by the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King 'Abd Allah ibn 'Abd al-'Aziz Al Sa'ud. The Supreme Council of Petroleum and Minerals Affairs sets the company's broadest policy and objectives. Its members are drawn from the government and the private sector.

Saudi Aramco's Board of Directors, chaired by the Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, is responsible for high-level planning, budgeting and project decisions. The company's president is the chief executive officer. To accomplish its mission, Saudi Aramco is organized into key business areas, each headed by a member of corporate management.

Business Lines

Saudi Aramco is primarily divided into six business lines which report directly to the president and chief executive officer: Exploration & Producing; Refining, Marketing & International; Engineering & Project Management; Operations Services; Finance; and Industrial Relations. Also reporting directly to the president & CEO are Law, Management Services and Corporate Planning.

Exploration & Producing:

Northern Area Oil Operations
Southern Area Oil Operations
Exploration
Drilling & Workover
Petroleum Engineering & Development
Gas Operations
 
Refining, Marketing & International:
 
Refining & NGL Fractionation
Marketing, Supply & Joint Venture Coordination
Pipelines, Distribution & Terminals

Engineering & Project Management:
 
Engineering Services
Project Management
New Business Development
KAUST Development
KAUST Project Management
RT Integrated Refining & Petrochemicals
 
Operations Services:
 
Industrial Services
Materials Supply
Information Technology
 
Finance:
 
Controller's
Treasury
 
Industrial Relations:
 
Community Services
Employee Relations & Training
Medical Services
Safety & Industrial Security
Saudi Aramco Affairs