Thread regarding Halliburton Co. layoffs

More lay offs coming soon

From yahoo business today:

Big oil companies expected to fair better
Hari sees the major oil companies coming out strong from the pandemic.

“The oil majors generally — those with deep pockets —those who are staying on track with regards to new energies, environmentally-friendly businesses, those usually tend to do better,” said Hari

“The BPs (BP), Shells (RDS-A), Exxon Mobils (XOM) at the world, they are also able to raise a debt, even in the current circumstances,” she added.

Oil service companies which normally provide engineering, fluid hauling, surveying, and testing are not expected to fair as well.

“Services companies, really, their fate depends on how quickly upstream investment globally rebounds and really, I don't see that happening anytime soon.”

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Makes sense and I totally agree with the article. Look at the rig count = numbers do not lie.
The majority of Halliburton’s income comes from North America Land. Get ready more layoffs on the way!

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"Big oil companies expected to fair better"

Can't even spell 'fare.' Forget it.

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Post ID: @2uoq+15BQbIKB

Bring it. It's all downhill from here for Oil Service Industry.

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Post ID: @1dgy+15BQbIKB

No more Visas? Will this impact HAL?

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