Halliburton, led by Jeff Miller, is involved in the global spread of shale technologies, specifically applying them to the oil and gas markets in Argentina.
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Updated Jul 21
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What happened
Halliburton, led by Jeff Miller, is involved in the global spread of shale technologies, specifically applying them to the oil and gas markets in Argentina.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Halliburton
American multinational corporation; provider of services and products to the energy industry
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SLB
oilfield services company
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Argentina
country in South America
Related events
- Major Drilling Group International Inc. is expanding its operations into the Argentinian market, alongside its existing bases in Canada and the US.
- Halliburton and SLB are nearing multibillion-dollar oilfield expansion agreements in Venezuela.
- Halliburton is repositioning operations and posting technical sales roles for upstream revival in Venezuela.
- Continental Resources Inc. is actively seeking new oil and gas blocks in Argentina.
- Oil market trends in Latin America are shaped by sanctions, regional growth in Guyana, and the performance of major national oil companies.
Coverage
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- FortuneHalliburton CEO: Oil and gas markets are “softer” than expected and will remain weak for all of 2025 A combination of weaker oil prices, widespread spending cuts, and ramped-up OPEC crude oil volumes
- BenzingaSLB Trims 2025 Capital Spending, Prioritizing Efficiency Post-ChampionX Deal Schlumberger N.V. (NYSE:SLB) shares are trading higher on Friday after the company reported better-than-expected second-qu