RIG expects second-quarter 2026 contract drilling revenues in the range of $930-$970 million and fleet-wide revenue efficiency of 96.5%.
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RIG expects second-quarter 2026 contract drilling revenues in the range of $930-$970 million and fleet-wide revenue efficiency of 96.5%.
FTI expects Subsea segment revenues of $9.2-$9.6 billion and Surface Technologies revenues of $1.15-$1.3 billion in 2026.
CLB's Q1 earnings meet estimates but fall Y/Y as a revenue miss and Middle East disruptions weigh on both key segments.
DK expects total crude throughput in the range of 283,000-303,000 bpd and total throughput in the band of 293,000-313,000 bpd for the second quarter of 2026.
CVX distributes $6 billion to its shareholders, including $2.5 billion in buybacks and $3.5 billion in dividends during the first quarter
NBR expects second-quarter capital expenditures of $180-$190 million, including $75-$80 million for newbuilds in Saudi Arabia.
NOV Q1 earnings miss estimates as Middle East disruptions hit operations, while revenues edge past expectations despite a year-over-year decline.
Halliburton Company's ( NYSE:HAL ) stock was strong despite it releasing a soft earnings report last week. Our analysis...
Core Laboratories (NYSE:CLB) executives said first-quarter 2026 results were significantly affected by geopolitical and weather-related disruptions, with the escalation of military conflict in the Middle East creating meaningful project delays, halting some hydrocarbon production, and disrupting mar
In the first quarter of 2026, Halliburton Company reported revenue of US$5,402 million and net income of US$461 million, with basic and diluted earnings per share from continuing operations of US$0.55, while also repurchasing about 2.90 million shares for US$100 million as part of its long-running buyback program. Alongside earnings that exceeded analyst expectations, Halliburton highlighted new international contract wins, including a multi‑year agreement with YPF in Argentina and an...
Halliburton’s first quarter results were received positively by the market, with management attributing performance to a combination of robust international activity and early signs of recovery in North America. The company managed to offset regional disruptions, particularly in the Middle East, through stronger-than-expected contributions from Latin America and Europe/Africa. CEO Jeffrey Miller highlighted significant contract wins, such as the multi-year agreement with YPF in Argentina, and em