SLB expects Company Wide Adjusted EBITDA Margin To Be Flat In Second Half Of The Year Compared To Q2 - Conf Call
July 18 (Reuters) - Schlumberger NV SLB.N:
SLB SLB CEO SAYS ACTIVITY ACROSS NORTH AMERICA AND LATIN AMERICA HAVE THE GREATEST RISK TO SHORT CYCLE - CONF CALL
SLB EXPECTS REVENUE TO BE BETWEEN $18.2 BILLION AND $18.8 BILLION IN THE SECOND HALF OF THE YEAR- CONF CALL
SLB EXPECTS EBIDTA MARGIN TO REMAIN FLAT IN THE SECOND HALF OF THE YEAR COMPARED TO Q2 - CONF CALL
SLB TO BEGIN REPORTING THE RESULTS OF DIGITAL BUSINESS AS A SEPARATE SEGMENT FROM Q3 - CONF CALL
SLB WILL BEGIN CONSOLIDATING CHAMPION X EFFECTIVE AUGUST 1, 2025 - CONF CALL
SLB SAYS IT WILL CONSOLIDATE TWO MONTHS OF CHAMPION X RESULTS IN Q3 2025 - CONF CALL
SLB EXPECTS TARIFFS WILL COST BETWEEN 20 TO 40 BASIS POINTS OF MARGIN IN THE SECOND HALF OF THE YEAR - CONF CALL
SLB EXPECTS COMPANY WIDE ADJUSTED EBITDA MARGIN TO BE FLAT IN SECOND HALF OF THE YEAR COMPARED TO Q2 - CONF CALL
SLB EXPECTS FLAT TO LOW SINGLE DIGIT REVENUE GROWTH IN SECOND HALF COMPARED TO FIRST HALF - CONF CALL
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