Net debt climbed 18% to 92.4 billion riyals ($24.6 billion) in the first quarter from the end of last year, according to a statement Monday. The increase comes as the company again failed to fully cover the total payout with free cash flow. Still, its borrowing levels are below many other major oil firms, leaving it with significant headroom to take on more.
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