Thread regarding National Oilwell Varco Inc. layoffs

NOV reported a Q4 loss of $40M

How is this even possible with Big Oil reporting profits in the billions? Dysfunctional business model?

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The NOV bean counter responsible for reporting the figures has Dyscalculia.
Probably?

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And we are still reporting losses. 8 years and counting.

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Exxon & Chevron 2021 profits amounted to $40 BILLION.

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Rigs isn’t so relevant these days. Wellbore made more than Rig and CAPS combined.

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Bull5hit

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Post ID: @2qbo+1f7JrIvI

This isn't a surprise because as noted NOV is an equipment manufacturer and Oil companies sell gas, plastic and more. They will lag, however losing that much money yet again is frightening.

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Post ID: @1wil+1f7JrIvI

Right…..they build them. That makes them a manufacturing company

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Post ID: @1qoa+1f7JrIvI

Rigs?
NOV builds ‘em.
They dont rent ‘em.
NOV is a service company.

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Post ID: @1dej+1f7JrIvI

Service company? Tell that to Rigs

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Post ID: @1vga+1f7JrIvI

NOV is a service company.
They dont sell gas at the pump.
This is a company that lags behind everybody else. Just like when the oilfield started crashing and layoffs started with drilling companies, NOV still had a backlog. NOV layoffs started after Halliburton and shlumberger already laid off thousands in the frac sector

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