U.S. investors will have the chance to buy shares of Saudi oil giant Aramco when it launches its initial public offering, Saudi Arabia’s Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih said over the weekend. Some investors are focused on how much money Aramco will distribute as dividends to shareholders once it goes public, Bloomberg quoted al-Falih as saying at a speech at the MIT in Boston on Saturday. “We are going to have to face that when we list Aramco and have a conversation about how much cash will be given to investors,” the Saudi energy minister noted. Earlier this month, reports emerged that it looks like the biggest U.S. hedge and mutual funds—to whom Saudi officials had recently pitched Aramco’s IPO plan in the U.S.—are not very keen on investing in the Saudi oil firm. American investors have reportedly raised three key questions regarding the share sale that is expected to […]