Halliburton reported third-quarter 2025 income of $5.6 billion, up barely from the earlier quarter, as increased exercise in North America offset decrease leads to the Center East. Adjusted working margin held agency at 13%, whereas adjusted web revenue totaled $496 million ($0.58 per diluted share).
Internet revenue for the quarter was $18 million ($0.02 per share), reflecting impairments and different prices. Money stream from operations reached $488 million, with free money stream of $276 million. The corporate repurchased about $250 million in shares through the interval.
Chairman, President and CEO Jeff Miller stated Halliburton stays targeted on value management, capital self-discipline and shareholder returns, citing actions to ship roughly $100 million in quarterly financial savings and a reset of the corporate’s 2026 capital finances.
“Within the worldwide market, our price proposition is successful with clients, each onshore and offshore, whereas in North America we proceed to execute our ‘Maximize Worth’ technique by prioritizing returns, expertise management and collaboration with main operators,” Miller stated.