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Halliburton buys Baker Hughes
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Report summary
Baker Hughes’ combination with Halliburton announced November 17 will create the second largest company in the oilfield service sector behind Schlumberger. The larger entity will be the clear market leader in North America and be a serious challenger in international markets where Schlumberger is the leader. The deal is likely to be subject to intense regulatory scrutiny.
Table of contents
- Tough times for the service sector
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Halliburton & Baker Hughes - the new number 2 in the sector
- Implications of this deal on the wider oil and gas industry
- Will this deal go through?
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- Share price performance in 2014 and WTI oil price
- Revenue by region - 2014 first nine months
- Operating profit by region - 2014 first nine months
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