Halliburton shares fall as North America lags

Shares of oilfield firm Halliburton Co (HAL.N) fell sharply on Tuesday after the company forecast lower revenues in key business areas in the first quarter, overshadowing a quarterly profit beat and a pledge to reduce 2019 spending. Clients in North America, Halliburton’s biggest market by revenue, began pulling back on some drilling services last year... Continue Reading →

More pre-salt in international waters

1/21/19 New pre-salt reservoirs may be waiting for the industry beyond the limits of Brazil's Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ). João Correa, country manager of Spectrum, said as they are conducting a 3D seismic campaign in international waters, in the Santos Basin, in partnership with TGS. "We see an absurd potential, equivalent to Sapinhoá and Peroba.... Continue Reading →

PetroRio extends Polvo FPSO contract

1/21/19 PetroRio signed with BW Offshore a one-year extension of the FPSO contract for lease and operation in the Polvo field. The contract will be valid through the third quarter of 2020, with options to remain in force until 2022. Production and assets PetroRio produced 13,356 bopd / day in December, an increase of 3%... Continue Reading →

Schlumberger Posts $1.53 Full-Year EPS

Schlumberger has bounced back in black in the fourth quarter of 2018, against last year’s Q4 loss of $2.25 billion that was booked following restructuring and asset writedown charges. The oilfield services giant generated quarterly profit of $538 million, or 39 cents per share, on relatively flat Q-on-Q revenue of $8.2 billion. Continue reading

Petrobras, 2019 a year of definitions

January 21, 2019 The year 2019 promises to be of many definitions for Petrobras. The new president of the company, Roberto Castello Branco, will have to deal in the coming months with important guidelines for the future of the state. Transfer of rights Agreement, refining and deciding whether or not to continue in the petrochemical... Continue Reading →

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