Saudi Aramco likely to give IPO roles to Citi, Goldman, HSBC and Samba: source

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Saudi Aramco likely to give IPO roles to Citi, Goldman, HSBC and Samba: source
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The four banks would likely get these roles in addition to Morgan Stanley and JP Morgan Chase & Co. JPM.M who were chosen to play a leading role in the transaction before the process was halted last year, the source said.

Aramco is preparing to sell up to a 5% stake by 2020-2021, in what could be the world’s biggest IPO. It is expected to appoint the advisers on its share sale in the coming days. Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan declined to comment. Aramco, Citi, HSBC and Samba did not immediately respond to a request for comment outside of office hours.

The IPO is a centrepiece of Saudi Arabia’s economic transformation drive to attract foreign investment and diversify away from oil.

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