Saudi Aramco reported a debt level of 6.5% at the end of Q2 2025, the lowest among major oil companies. This figure is significantly lower than competitors like BP at 24.6%, Shell at 19.1%, and TotalEnergies at 17.9%. Despite a 22% drop in profits to 85.02 billion riyals, Aramco's financial health remains robust, allowing it to navigate the current volatile oil market effectively.

The company's ability to maintain low debt levels positions it favorably in the industry, especially as it faces challenges from fluctuating oil prices. While Aramco's profits have declined for ten consecutive quarters, its conservative financial strategy may provide a buffer against economic downturns and allow for continued investment in production and technology.