Amin Nasser Running what could be the world’s most valuable company is no mean feat, but since replacing HE Khalid Al Falih as CEO in 2015, Amin Nasser has made it look easy. The IPO – which could value the company at $2 trillion – is still a way off happening yet, but Saudi Aramco has been as… Running what could be the world’s most valuable company is no mean feat, but since replacing HE Khalid Al Falih as CEO in 2015, Amin Nasser has made it look easy. The IPO – which could value the company at $2 trillion – is still a way off happening yet, but Saudi Aramco has been as busy as ever nonetheless. In December the company announced the creation of Saudi Aramco Retail Company, to expand its network of domestic fuel retail stations across the kingdom. In the same month it announced the acquisition of the remaining 50 per cent stake in Netherlands-based chemicals JV ARLANXEO, while continuing its negotiations to buy a controlling stake it chemicals giant Sabic. Various other deals, acquisitions, and projects made it a typically bumper year, with Aramco also committing to King Salman Energy Park (SPARK), an energy city megaproject that is expected to generate 100,000 jobs and contribute $6bn to the country’s GDP annually. President and CEO, Aramco Origin:KSA Residence:KSA Sector:Energy