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Baker Hughes posts record orders but warns of lower 2026 oil and gas spending

Baker Hughes beat Q2 EPS estimates and reported record orders of $10.5 billion and a backlog of $40.1 billion, driven by a $7.1 billion IET segment. The company raised full-year order guidance under its Horizon 2 plan to over $45 billion and reported sharply higher operating and free cash flow. Management warned annual global oil and gas producer spending will decline modestly in 2026, citing weaker activity in Europe and the Middle East and fallout from U.S.–Iran tensions. Baker Hughes said the IET segment could see a 1–2% revenue hit and flagged higher logistics and inflationary costs, even as it pushes growth into LNG, power grids and data centers. » Plus sur finance.yahoo.com
Baker Hughes reports Q2 EPS of $0.68 and revenue decline to $6.74 billion

Baker Hughes released results for the quarter ended June 30, 2026: adjusted earnings per share were $0.68 versus $0.71 a year earlier. Revenue fell 2.43% to $6.74 billion (prior year: $6.91 billion). » Plus sur finanzen.net
Baker Hughes: three-year investment would have yielded a 65.2% gain

Had $10,000 been used to buy Baker Hughes three years ago (price $34.66), the position would have been worth $16,517.60 at the closing price on 24 July 2026 ($57.25), representing an increase of 65.18%. The calculation does not take stock splits and dividends into account. Baker Hughes most recently had a market capitalization of $56.61 billion. » Plus sur finanzen.net