Saudi Aramco’s Saudi Exchange ticker is 2222.
Saudi Aramco is the common name for Saudi Arabian Oil Company, the state-controlled petroleum and natural-gas company headquartered in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia. The company’s roots reach back to the 1933 oil-concession agreement between Saudi Arabia and Standard Oil of California.
Saudi Aramco’s shares began trading on the Saudi Exchange, formerly called the Saudi Stock Exchange or Tadawul, in December 2019. The listing made the company publicly traded while the Saudi government retained majority ownership.
The number 2222 is a local market symbol, not a company valuation or a reference to the year of its founding. Saudi Aramco’s international identity and its domestic exchange ticker are therefore often presented differently.