Halliburton received a buy rating due to its promising international growth and energy infrastructure opportunities, even though its Q1 revenues were flat year-over-year. North America revenues fell 5%, but the Middle East and Asia saw an 8% increase, contributing to a $125 million revenue surprise. The company’s adjusted EBITDA rose to $1 billion with an improved operating margin of 10.9%, enabling a 17-cent dividend. Future growth is expected from Venezuelan contracts, Middle East reconstruction, energy diversification, and AI-driven demand, positioning Halliburton well for the future.
As of Oct 22, 2026 05:01 WIB, Halliburton (HAL) shares are trading at USD 33.99 on Pluang, showing a 1.19% gain for the day. The stock’s market capitalization stands at $27.98 billion, supported by a dividend yield of 2.02%. Pluang investors currently favor buying, with 100% of order activity on the platform directed to buy, highlighting strong interest in the company’s growth prospects.
Halliburton projects mid-single-digit revenue growth and a 15% operating margin by 2027, up about 2 percentage points from current levels. CEO Jeff Miller highlighted steady demand driven by energy production restoration and inventory rebuilding, des...
Halliburton's stock increased after the company reported better-than-expected quarterly revenue from its Middle East operations, marking a strong recovery from the previous quarter's decline. The oilfield services firm also provided positive prelimin...
