1-Star Price
PREMIUM
5-Star Price
PREMIUM
Economic Moat
PREMIUM
Capital Allocation
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Baker Hughes experienced its typical seasonal slowdown in the first quarter. Revenue was down 13% sequentially due mostly to the turbomachinery segment, where revenue was down 24% sequentially (in line with the average first-quarter drop over the last three years). Adjusted operating margins dropped sequentially to 5.6% from 8.4% owing to the fall in volumes. Our fair value and no-moat rating are unchanged following the results.
Baker Hughes in its current form originated in 2017 from the merger of Baker Hughes with GE Oil & Gas. Baker Hughes’ history of oilfield innovation stretches back over a century, and with the combination with GE, the company now can offer the full spectrum of services to oil and gas companies, from upstream to downstream.
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