Halliburton Co

Halliburton (HAL) – 2026 snapshot: $37.15 close, $31.86B market cap, 25.3 P/E. Learn how the energy‑equipment firm’s drilling, completion and digital solutions stack against peers and what the latest price action means for investors.

Halliburton’s new automation partnership with ExxonMobil boosts drilling efficiency, while geopolitical shifts test the company’s resilience—investors weigh upside vs. risk.

Halliburton surges as Trump‑backed U.S. investment in Venezuelan oil fuels prospects, boosting its services role in a reborn energy sector.

Halliburton’s resilience shines as U.S. oil giants eye Venezuelan recovery, offering new contracts, risk‑managed growth, and a strategic edge in the shifting energy sector.

Halliburton has secured major deepwater contracts with Petrobras, expanding its operational footprint in Brazil and demonstrating its expertise in cutting-edge technologies such as umbilical-less tubing hanger systems.

Halliburton has secured major deep-water contracts with Petrobras, a Brazilian state-run oil company, to provide completion and stimulation services for several offshore blocks, potentially generating hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue over …

Halliburton Co., a leading energy equipment and services company, faces challenges from rising tungsten prices, which could impact its clients’ drilling activities and ultimately affect the company’s financial performance.

Halliburton Co. reported a significant decline in profits and revenue in the second quarter of 2025, citing weakened demand in North America and the Middle East due to trade war uncertainties and a broader decline in oil demand.

Halliburton Co.’s stock price has shown resilience in a volatile market, increasing by 4.72% to €19.89 on June 13, 2025, despite broader market challenges and geopolitical tensions.

Halliburton Co. has expanded its operations in the UK North Sea with a five-year contract with Repsol Resources UK, aiming to optimize the region’s remaining oil and gas potential.