Contents At a Glance. Key Figures. Domestic Operations. International Operations. Saudi Aramco by the Numbers

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1 FACTS & FIGURES '09

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3 Contents 02 Key Figures At a Glance 11 Domestic Operations 12 International Operations 14 Saudi Aramco by the Numbers Copyright 2010, Saudi Aramco. All rights reserved. Saudi Aramco Facts & Figures 2009

4 Key Figures Oil reserves and production Recoverable crude oil and condensate reserves Crude oil production (average per day) Crude oil production (annual) billion barrels 7.9 million barrels 2.9 billion barrels Gas reserves and production Gas reserves trillion standard cubic feet Gas production (raw gas to gas plants, average per day) 8.6 billion standard cubic feet Gas production (annual) 3.2 trillion standard cubic feet Natural Gas Liquids (NGL) NGL production (average per day) NGL production (annual) 1.1 million barrels million barrels

5 New discoveries Oil fields Gas fields Sirayyan Sanaman Wells completed Oil exploration 19 Gas exploration 7 Oil development 399 Gas development 119 Workovers Oil wells 48 Gas wells 11 Water wells 15

6 2009 At a Glance

7 In 2009, Saudi Aramco completed major work on the largest capital program in the Company s history. The program spanned the Company s energy portfolio and included multiple mega-projects in oil, gas, natural gas liquids (NGL), refining and petrochemicals. The end result: Saudi Aramco raised its maximum sustainable crude oil production capacity to 12 million barrels per day (bpd), the highest in our history and a capability unmatched by any other company in the petroleum industry. Significant increases were also achieved in gas production and processing capacities. In another first, Saudi Aramco entered the petrochemical business with the start of production by the Petro Rabigh facility. 5 In 2009, Saudi Aramco completed the addition of more than 2 million bpd of crude oil production capacity, an amount greater than the total production of some major oil-producing nations. These production increments have created thousands of direct and indirect jobs for Saudi citizens, helped develop the capabilities of domestic engineering, construction and procurement firms, expanded opportunities for technology and other service providers, and ultimately will help ensure that Saudi Aramco remains the world s most reliable supplier of petroleum. The Khurais increment, which included the development of the Abu Jifan and Mazalij fields, added 1.2 million bpd of Saudi Aramco Facts & Figures 2009

8 Arabian Light crude oil production capacity. The gas facilities at the Khurais complex treat the associated gas and have the capacity to handle 320 million scfd of gas and 70,000 bpd of condensate. Our AFK (Abu Hadriya, Fadhili and Khursaniyah) project encompassed an oil increment of 500,000 bpd and a gas plant with a processing capacity of 1 billion scfd of associated and nonassociated gas. In July 2009, we commissioned a new gas-oil separation plant (GOSP) at Shaybah, adding 250,000 bpd of production capacity for a total of 750,000 bpd.

9 The fourth oil increment to come on-stream in 2009 was our Nuayyim increment, which added 100,000 bpd of Arabian Super Light crude oil and 90 million scfd of associated gas to the Company s production capacity. Nuayyim marked the first time the preliminary design was performed entirely by an in-kingdom engineering firm. Numerous gas production and processing projects constituted a substantial portion of our capital program and many of these projects were completed or nearly completed in The Khursaniyah Gas Plant neared completion in 2009, with the first gas trains, representing about 70 percent of the total plant capacity, mechanically complete by year-end. The plant is projected to be on-stream in June The Hawiyah Gas Plant was expanded to process an additional 800 million scfd 7 Saudi Aramco Facts & Figures 2009

10 of nonassociated gas, raising the plant s capacity to 2.4 billion scfd. The fractionation capacity of the Ju aymah Gas Plant was increased, adding more than 260,000 bpd of ethane plus NGL fractionation capacity for a total of 815,000 bpd of fractionation capacity. In addition, propane plus NGL fractionation capacity was increased by 100,000 bpd, for a total of 750,000 bpd. The NGL fractionation capacity of our Yanbu Gas Plant was increased from 390,000 bpd to 585,000 bpd to meet increasing demand for ethane as a petrochemical feedstock, specifically at the Yanbu and Rabigh petrochemical complexes. The most significant gas project on the near horizon is our Karan program, the first nonassociated offshore gas increment in our

11 history. When completed in 2013, the increment will be capable of delivering 1.8 billion scfd of raw gas via a 110-km subsea pipeline to the Khursaniyah Gas Plant. In refining and petrochemicals, we observed the completion of a project to expand capacity and add petrochemical production capability to the Fujian equity venture refinery in China and noted significant progress on the major expansion of the Motiva refinery in Port Arthur, Texas, in the United States. In Saudi Arabia, we moved forward with plans to build two new refineries with a combined capacity of 800,000 bpd. 9 Working with Japan s Sumitomo Chemical Co. Ltd., the Petro Rabigh venture, an integrated refinery and petrochemical plant located on the Red Sea coast, commenced production of Saudi Aramco Facts & Figures 2009

12 petrochemicals. Together with The Dow Chemical Co., we made progress on a project to build a petrochemical production facility. We are also considering other refining and petrochemical projects, including a second phase of Petro Rabigh. The past year also witnessed a renewed dedication to corporate citizenship, both in Saudi Arabia and in the international communities where the Company and its affiliates operate. Outreach efforts focused on creating sustainable programs in four key pillars: the economy, knowledge, community and the environment.

13 Domestic Operations Saudi Aramco Refinery Joint Venture Refinery Terminal Bulk Plant Integrated Refinery and Petrochemical Plant Marafiq (Electricity and Water Utility) Luberef (Saudi Aramco Lubricating Oil Refining Co.)

14 International Operations Dhahran: Saudi Aramco World Headquarters 1. Houston: Aramco Services Co., Saudi Refining Inc., Aramco Associated Co., Motiva Enterprises LLC 2. Washington, D.C.: Aramco Services Co. 3. New York City: Saudi Petroleum International, Inc. 4. Bermuda: Stellar Insurance Ltd. 5. Curaçao: Bolanter Corp. N.V., Pandlewood Corp. N.V. 6. London: Saudi Petroleum Overseas Ltd., Aramco Overseas Co. B.V. 7. Rotterdam: Texaco Esso AOC Maatschap, TEAM Terminal B.V., Texaco AOC Pumpstation Maatshcap 8. The Hague: Aramco Overseas Co. B.V. 9. Alexandria: Sumed Arab Petroleum Pipelines Co. 10. Al-Khafji: Aramco Gulf Operations Co. Ltd.

15 Dubai: Vela International Marine Limited 12. New Delhi: Aramco Overseas Co. B.V. 13. Beijing: Saudi Petroleum Ltd. 14. Seoul: S-Oil Corporation, Aramco Overseas Co. B.V. 15. Tokyo: Aramco Overseas Co. B.V., Saudi Petroleum Ltd., Showa Shell Sekiyu K.K. 16. Shanghai: Aramco Overseas Co. B.V. 17. Fujian: Fujian Refining and Petrochemical Co. Ltd. (FRPC), Sinopec SenMei (Fujian) Petroleum Co. Ltd. (SSPC) 18. Hong Kong: Aramco Overseas Co. B.V., Saudi Aramco Sino Co. 19. Singapore: Saudi Petroleum Ltd. Saudi Aramco Facts & Figures 2009

16 Saudi Aramco by the Numbers 200 Recoverable Crude Oil and Condensate (billions of barrels) Recoverable Gas (associated and nonassociated) (trillions of scf)

17 Saudi Aramco Production (billions of barrels) Crude Oil Refined products Saudi Aramco Facts & Figures 2009

18 Saudi Aramco by the Numbers Crude Oil Production (billions of barrels per year) Crude Oil Production (thousands of barrels per day) 9, , , , , ,000 6,000 4,000 2,

19 Raw Gas to Gas Plants (billions of scfd) Saudi Aramco Facts & Figures 2009

20 Saudi Aramco by the Numbers Delivered Sales Gas (trillions of BTUs per day) Delivered Ethane Gas (trillions of BTUs per day)

21 NGL from Hydrocarbon Gases (millions of barrels) Sulfur Recovery (millions of metric tons) Saudi Aramco Facts & Figures 2009

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23 International Joint and Equity Ventures Refining Capacity (thousands of barrels per day) (Saudi Aramco affiliate ownership: 25%) FRPC 515 (Saudi Aramco affiliate ownership: 14.96%) Showa Shell 565 (Saudi Aramco affiliate ownership: 35%) S-Oil 740 (Saudi Aramco affiliate ownership: 50%) Motiva 21 Total Refining Capacity Domestic: 993,000 bpd Domestic Joint and Equity Ventures: million bpd International Joint and Equity Ventures: million bpd Worldwide: million bpd Showa Shell Sekiyu K.K. FRPC (Fujian Refining and Petrochemical Company Ltd.) Motiva Enterprises LLC SAMREF (Saudi Aramco Mobile Refinery Co. Ltd.) SASREF (Saudi Aramco Shell Refinery Co.) Saudi Aramco Facts & Figures 2009

24 Saudi Aramco by the Numbers Ship calls at Saudi Aramco terminals (exports from Ras Tanura, Ju aymah and Yanbu and transfers at Jiddah, Rabigh, Yanbu and coastal bulk plants) Ship calls by product type Crude Oil 1,755 Products 936 LPG 234 Other 0 Total ship calls 2,925 Saudi Aramco Exports (barrels) Year Crude Oil Refined Products NGL* ,060,741, ,367, ,571, ,509,577, ,088, ,925, ,407,956, ,010, ,713, ,541,692, ,985, ,374, ,622,997, ,589, ,485,392 *Natural gas liquids comprising propane, butane, condensate and natural gasoline.

25 2009 Exports by Region (barrels) Crude Oil Far East 55.7% Europe 4.4% Mediterranean 5.4% US 14.3% Other 20.2% Refined Products Far East 50.6% Europe 9.1% Mediterranean 3.6% US 2.5% Other 34.2% 23 NGL* Far East 37.8% Europe 0.0% Mediterranean 4.2% US 0.0% Other 58% *includes sales on behalf of SAMREF & SASREF Saudi Aramco Facts & Figures 2009

26 Saudi Aramco by the Numbers Estimated Worldwide Crude Oil and Gas Reserves as of Jan. 1, 2010 Source: Oil & Gas Journal Conventional Crude Oil Reserves (billions of barrels) Russia U.A.E. Venezuela Kuwait Iraq Iran Saudi Arabia* * Source: Saudi Aramco

27 Natural Gas Reserves (trillions of cubic feet) 1,680 1, ,045 1, Nigeria 214 U.A.E. 244 United States 275 Saudi Arabia* Qatar Iran Russia 0 * Source: Saudi Aramco Saudi Aramco Facts & Figures 2009

28 Saudi Aramco by the Numbers Classification of Saudi Crude Oil Arabian Heavy (AH) Arabian Medium (AM) Arabian Light (AL) Arabian Extra Light (AXL) Arabian Super Light (ASL) API < 29 API API API API > 40

29 Work Force Saudi 48,053 Expatriate 7, Total, as of December 31, 2009: 55,066 Saudi Aramco Facts & Figures 2009

30 Saudi Aramco by the Numbers Saudi Development Programs (number enrolled at year-end 2009) Apprentice Programs Apprenticeship Program (Saudi Aramco): 4,595 Apprenticeship Program (joint and equity ventures): 208 Total Apprentices: 4,803 College Degree Programs & Associate Degree Program Non-Employees College Degree Program Non-employees (CDPNE): 1,444 College Preparatory Program: 231 Associate Degree Program Non-employees (ADPNE): 44 Total College Degree program participants and ADPNE: 1,719 Cooperative Program Co-op Program students: 106 Regular Development Programs Advanced degree: 312 Advanced medical/dental: 18 Two-year technical degree: 66 Short-term technical training program: 3 U.S. company assignment: 2 Total Regular Development Program participants: 401

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