Yemen warns investors in Aramco again A military source in the Yemeni army, in a statement to Saba, appealed to investors in Saudi Arabia: Beware of Aramco's investment trap: the company is in the sights of the Yemeni army. Next in cycle: High dividends can be a trap for you if they hide risks or create the illusion of long-term stability. 97% of Aramco's dividend payments come from the Saudi regime in the company, and are not distributed to other shareholders. Aramco's move to raise a debt of 10 billion dollars requires a reassessment of its financial situation, especially in light of the risk of attacks on its facilities. Don't let attractive dividends obscure the real risks. They are not a substitute for a thorough analysis of the company's financial situation. Assess the company's ability to generate profits and maintain them for the long term, not the size of the dividends paid today.