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Drilling Company Reports Record International Margins Driven by Latin America and Middle…

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What happened

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A company reported operating revenue of $872 million, a 7% sequential increase, and adjusted EBITDA of $246 million, marking an 11% sequential rise. These results were driven by stronger international drilling and drilling solutions performance, leading to a record high International Daily Adjusted Gross Margin of $19,060. The company increased its International Average Rig Count to 95, following deployments in Saudi Arabia and Argentina.

From fool.com

Why it matters

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The financial results indicate robust demand and improved rig economics, supported by higher fleet utilization and stronger pricing in international markets. The record international margins were specifically attributed to strong field performance in Latin America and the Middle East. The company also noted that its U.S. Drilling Average Rig Count increased to 82 due to additions in the Lower 48 and Alaska.

From fool.com

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  • YPFSpeculative

    Rig deployment in Argentina could increase the operational capacity and revenue for YPF.

  • South AfricaSpeculative

    Strong energy sector performance could drive global commodity price hikes.

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