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Recently, the three major international oil service giants Schlumberger, Halliburton and Baker Hughes have successively announced their financial reports for the second quarter of 2022
For the future oilfield service market, the three companies also made judgments in different directions: on the one hand, the strong growth of global upstream exploration and production expenditures will support the active growth of the oilfield service industry; on the other hand, the uncertainty of oil demand Factors will also bring instability to oilfield activity and the outlook for oil prices, presenting the oil service industry with unusual challenges
The Big Three performed well in the first half of the year
The performance of the Big Three in the first half of the year was good.Schlumberger raised its full-year guidance due to the strong results
Halliburton also beat market expectations in the second quarter
According to the second quarterly report released by Baker Hughes, the company's second-quarter order value was US$5.
Outlook remains largely optimistic
The outlook is basically optimistic The outlook is basically optimisticSince 2022, as the international oil price has remained at a relatively high level, the upstream industry has seen a great increase in investment intensity and operation volume
However, as the objective situation changes, the optimism of the three giants in the second quarterly report has been reduced
Continuing to be positive is Schlumberger
Also unfazed by signs of a global recession is Halliburton
Baker Hughes' second-quarter results were hurt by supply chain inflation and the suspension of operations in Russia
