A ballistic missile slammed into Aramco's Dhahran headquarters, sparking a limited fire that was quickly extinguished—according to the Energy Ministry, no injuries or deaths were reported.
A company source told Reuters that the top three floors of an office tower were damaged and debris fell on nearby homes, adding to the damage.
The strike is part of a week‑long campaign by Yemen's Iran‑allied Houthis, who have fired missiles and drones at key Saudi sites, including a deadly hit on Riyadh's international airport that killed 13.
Oil futures rallied as traders priced in supply disruptions, reflecting heightened geopolitical risk in the region.
The Saudi Civil Defence said four people were injured in Riyadh after fragments from two intercepted Houthi missiles fell.
Market participants will monitor upcoming OPEC+ meetings, crude inventory data, and any further Houthi activity for clues on price direction.