The Saudi kingdom needs money to fix the Saudi economy, and sentoms have realized that the oil will not last forever. But it has been a troubling journey since Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman said he wanted to sell a small portion of the Saudi crown jewel, the oil company Aramco, nearly three years ago. Investors have largely stayed away from mistrust of investments in fossil fuels in the wake of climate change, but also towards investing in the country of Saudi Arabia.

Incredible profit machine

Although the royal family's hard-line policy has been in play, it is probably economic considerations that are mainly governed. Because even though Aramco is the world's largest oil company and an incredible profit machine, it is considered difficult to value. It has complained about the company's transparency: it is the main financier for the Saudi royal family's disappearance and until a few years ago no financial reports were published. The drone attack on Saudi oil fields worried some about the political risks that exist in the area and the vulnerability of the oil field to the enemy Iran.