Organization
Aramco
Arabian American Oil Company, the oil producer in Saudi Arabia, owned in the early 1970s by four U.S. companies.
- Also known as
- Arabian American Oil Company, Arabian-American Oil Company
- Wikidata
- Q679322
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stakeholders
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Chevron
30%
Primary record
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Listed as Socal, Standard Oil Company of California, in the State Department’s glossary to its volume on the energy crisis, 1969–1974.
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ExxonMobil
30%
Primary record
1
Listed as Esso, Exxon’s name in the State Department’s glossary to its volume on the energy crisis, 1969–1974.
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Mobil
10%
Primary record
1
As listed in the State Department’s glossary to its volume on the energy crisis, 1969–1974.
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Texaco
30%
Primary record
1
As listed in the State Department’s glossary to its volume on the energy crisis, 1969–1974.
Proof 1 source
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Abbreviations and Terms (FRUS 1969–1976, vol. XXXVI, Energy Crisis, 1969–1974), U.S. Department of State, Office of the Historian.
Primary record
ARAMCO, Arabian-American Oil Company, a subsidiary of Socal (30 percent), Texaco (30 percent), Esso (30 percent), and Mobil (10 percent)
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- Add The Oil Weapon: the 1973 oil embargo, from OPEC's founding to the Strategic Petroleum Reserveb19881d
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