US EditionHalliburton CEO: U.S. oil rebound enters ‘early innings’ as Iran war triggers ‘long-lasting’ global push for energy outside the Middle East
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Halliburton Sees First Signs Of Life In America's Oil Patch: "We Are In Early Innings"
Halliburton Sees First Signs Of Life In America's Oil Patch: "We Are In Early Innings" An emerging theme we are focusing on is the early stage of a major capex upcycle in America's oil patch, with even Goldman now moving in that direction and forecasting a boom that could echo the industry's expansion cycle of the early 2000s. Continental Resources CEO Doug Lawler was the first of the major oil patch players to mention in early April that "Conti…
Halliburton Reports Rising Use of E-Fleets Due to High Diesel Cost - Marcellus Drilling News
Halliburton, the world’s second-largest OFS (oilfield services) company, issued its first quarter 2026 update yesterday. CEO Jeff Miller said, “In North America, I see clear signs that we are in the early innings of a recovery.” Cool. Of course, he’s talking about oil drilling, mostly. While the update and earnings conference call did not specifically...
Halliburton weathers Iran disruption, sees early North America rebound
(World Oil) – Halliburton signaled early signs of a North America recovery while maintaining international growth momentum, even as geopolitical disruptions weighed on Middle East activity in first-quarter 2026. The oilfield services provider reported revenue of $5.4 billion for the quarter, with net income of $461 million. While overall revenue remained flat year-over-year, the company pointed to improving fundamentals in key upstream markets. “
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