Saudi Aramco is set to raise an additional 40 billion Saudi riyals (approximately $10.66 billion) in debt by 2026 to support its expansion plans, as outlined in a report by Aljazira Capital. The company, known as the oil giant, does not anticipate securing new loans post-2026. Despite projected capex savings of $40 billion between 2023 and 2028 due to the cancellation of maximum sustainable capacity (MSC) expansion, Saudi Aramco is committed to maintaining a capex range of SAR180 billion to SAR220 billion for the current year. Saudi Aramco has ambitious targets for natural gas production, aiming to increase it from 50% to 60% of 2021 levels by 2030. The company's investment strategy includes keeping capex levels elevated from 2024 to 2026, with a peak expected in 2025. Key areas of focus for the company include boosting natural gas production, expanding downstream operations, developing new energy projects such as blue hydrogen, and ensuring the growth and maintenance of upstream facilities. The overall sentiment in the article is positive, highlighting Saudi Aramco's strategic initiatives to advance its energy projects and expand its presence in the sector.