ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 Aramco Global Partners plays an important role in ICC partnerships.The International Cricket Council (ICC) announced a global collaboration with Aramco, one of the world’s biggest integrated energy and petrochemical corporations.
It will connect Aramco with a global cricket audience of more than one billion cricket lovers, as the firm advances its mission to provide customers around the world with more cheap, reliable, and sustainable energy.
The collaboration is anchored in both organisations’ pursuit of greatness, and Aramco has been granted naming rights for the ICC Player of the Match awards, which recognise outstanding performances throughout each event.
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“We are delighted to welcome Aramco into the family of ICC global partners,” stated ICC Chief Executive Geoff Allardice. The collaboration is built on our common commitment to quality, and we look forward to working with Aramco on our main men’s and women’s events through the end of 2023.”
Talal Al-Marri, General Manager of Aramco worldwide Public Affairs, stated, “This represents a significant addition to our network of global partnerships, and we are pleased to join forces with the ICC.” One of our main beliefs is excellence, which is evident in our support for elite-level cricket. It is a sport that requires a high level of focus, teamwork, discipline, honesty, and ability all of which we appreciate.
About Aramco
Saudi Aramco is the world’s largest producer of oil. The corporation, officially known as Saudi Arabian Oil corporation, is mostly state-owned and headquartered in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia. It is the most lucrative corporation in the world, outperforming even tech titans like Apple (AAPL) and Alphabet’s Google (GOOGL).
After credit rating agencies published financial statistics about Saudi Aramco in April 2019, shortly before its inaugural international bond offering, which raised $12 billion, the public got a sneak glimpse into this long-secretive company’s financial snapshot.
Saudi Aramco was founded in 1933 as a result of a concession deal between the Saudi Arabian government and the Standard Oil Company of California. Shortly after the agreement, the business commenced primary drilling operations and began commercial oil production in 1938.
Over the next decade, the corporation rapidly expanded across Saudi Arabia, achieving crude oil production of 500,000 barrels per day in 1949. To keep up with output, the company expanded its distribution network and built the world’s longest pipeline, the Trans-Arabian network.
The Saudi government obtained a 25% stake in the corporation in 1973, gradually expanding its stake to 100% by the late 1970s. In the 1980s, the Saudi Arabian Oil Company was formally created. It formed global alliances and collaboration agreements throughout the 1990s. In addition, the company began aggressively investing in research and development (R&D) to grow into nonmetallic and crude-to-chemicals products.
