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Baker Hughes

Following a 2022 reorganization, Baker Hughes operates in two segments: oilfield services and equipment, and industrial and energy technology. The firm's oilfield services and equipment segment is one of the Big Three oilfield-services players, along with SLB and Halliburton, and mostly supplies to hydrocarbon developers and producers, including national oil companies, major integrated firms, and independents. Markets outside of North America buy roughly three-fourths of the segment's offerings. Baker Hughes' industrial and energy technology segment manufactures and sells turbines, compressors, pumps, valves, and related testing and monitoring services for various energy and industrial applications.www.bakerhughes.com

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Sep 12, 2026

Robert FriedlandGUEST
24:24
For example, Exxon doesn't really drill for oil today.
Robert FriedlandGUEST
24:27
It's a big law firm, but they hire people like Schlumberger or Baker Hughes to do their work, and they just sort of move on.
Robert FriedlandGUEST
24:37
And, uh, if you look at the food chain, uh, when I was young, I grew up in the 1950s, the United States government made a little pyramid, a food pyramid for us, and it said you're supposed to drink four glasses of cow's milk every day and a certain amount of milk and cheese and eggs and ham.
Robert FriedlandGUEST
24:53
And at the top of that food pyramid was steak, meat.
David AndersonGUEST
41:39
Help me understand what's happening.
David AndersonGUEST
41:40
Help me understand the companies." I mean, Halliburton, Baker Hughes, Schlumberger, these are not the same companies from 10, 15 years ago.
David AndersonGUEST
41:46
These are very different companies today.
David AndersonGUEST
41:48
They're trying to do their work.
Ryan DuffHOST
31:02
Where will they be able to... you know, so Brazil or do they have to go to across the ocean to South Africa, Namibia? I think there are some quite interesting questions there.
Ryan DuffHOST
31:12
And I think the other interesting question is that the Argentines this week have been sort of celebrating because big service companies in so SLB, Baker Hughes and Halliburton, I think, have all come out and said that they would not step in and essentially sort of provide services for these companies working offshore the Falklands.
Ryan DuffHOST
31:33
I think the striking thing for me was that it was their local companies, right? So it's sort of Schlumberger Argentina, Baker Hughes Argentina, who kind of came out and said that.
Ryan DuffHOST
31:41
And obviously those companies are looking at those sort of domestic opportunities in Argentina.
Ryan DuffHOST
31:46
I mean, it feels like Argentina, we have seen this extraordinary change in terms of the sort of the Vaca Muerta, that sort of onshore shale play, which has the potential to kind of turn around Argentina's energy prospects and provide a sort of a boon to the economy and has brought in international cash.
speaker_0HOST
1:42
While Buenos Aires pursues legal battles against drillers in the South Atlantic, major international oil field service companies are walking away from the islands on their own.
speaker_0HOST
1:53
SLB, Halliburton and Baker Hughes all released public statements confirming that they will not participate in the Sea Lion oil project, emphasizing full compliance with Argentine regulations.
speaker_0HOST
2:06
Industry analysts point out that these energy-secure service joints are protecting their lucrative stakes in Vaca Muerta, Argentina's onshore shale formation in northern Patagonia, while the Malvinas offshore deposit offers an estimated yield of up to 200,000 barrels per day once extraction starts around 2028.
speaker_0HOST
2:29
Vaca Muerta already produces over 1 million barrels daily and targets 1.5 million barrels by 2032.
Martin CreamerNARRATOR
6:16
Combining comprehensive industry data with CEO perspectives and lessons learned from some of the world's most significant clean hydrogen projects, Global Hydrogen Compass provides a fact-based assessment of the industry's progress and the practical actions needed to accelerate deployment.
Martin CreamerNARRATOR
6:34
The report was launched today for the first time through a dedicated global virtual event featuring the Hydrogen Council co-chairs alongside CEOs from Baker Hughes, CF Industries, Port of Rotterdam and Sinopec, with its findings also presented at the Hydrogen Energy Ministerial in Japan.
Martin CreamerNARRATOR
6:53
Wherever countries deploy hydrogen solutions suited to their context and support them with policy, competitive hydrogen ecosystems are taking hold.
Martin CreamerNARRATOR
7:02
By learning from those examples, we can build on that momentum faster and with greater confidence, Chang explained.
Jonas DorlingHOST
39:35
How do you think about it?
Rupert MitchellGUEST
39:36
Yeah, well, the service is named, um, so SLB, Schlumberger, and Baker Hughes screen incredibly well through the, um, through, through the exercise.
Rupert MitchellGUEST
39:46
Um, you know, these are typically larger cap names that I was putting into the long list anyway.
Rupert MitchellGUEST
39:52
So, you know, all of our favorite sort of, all of our favorite sort of Transoceans and Valarises and, um, and, and the Tidewaters of this world would've been pretty too small for, for consideration in this.
Travis RicciardoHOST
43:44
Like, like, th- businesses like royalty companies are even more scarce relative to the pool of what people used to conceptualize as these, you know, enduring capital like phenomenal business models.
Travis RicciardoHOST
43:55
So, um, yeah, I think, I think-
Rupert MitchellGUEST
43:56
Yeah, and actually come, c- going back to the, to the services names, so interesting that, that, you know, the s- the, the, the SLB and Baker Hughes scored very high, and these really are data and tech businesses, um, that aren't building, you know, LLM data centers around the world.
Rupert MitchellGUEST
44:14
So I, I, you know, I think those are gonna be quite, th- those, those would be quite interesting.
Christopher UhlHOST
4:09
So let's sort by average volume, high to low.
Christopher UhlHOST
4:14
Okay, we're looking at SLB, Albertan, Baker Hughes, Liberty Energy.
Christopher UhlHOST
4:19
Okay, maybe you're not going to be so familiar with some of these names.
Christopher UhlHOST
4:22
I'm not familiar with them.
Christopher UhlHOST
4:23
Is this Slumber J? Did Slumber J change to SLB Limited Common Shares? Albertan, Baker Hughes.
Christopher UhlHOST
4:29
Let's go take a look at these guys.
Christopher UhlHOST
4:33
All right, so you got your SLB, which I swear used to be Slumber J.
Christopher UhlHOST
4:38
Buy signal soon to be momentum trigger in place.
Danny FelberHOST
32:19
The rapid growth of AI and other compute-intensive workloads is driving a step change in electricity demand, with access to reliable, scalable power increasingly becoming the primary constraint.
Danny FelberHOST
32:28
We believe the power generation market remains in the early stages of a multi-year growth cycle driven by accelerating investment in AI infrastructure, said Lorenzo Simonelli, chair, CEO, and president at Baker Hughes during the company's Q2 2026 earnings call.
Danny FelberHOST
32:41
The magnitude of planned hyperscale investment reinforces the durability of this trend.
Danny FelberHOST
32:45
Capital spending by the largest hyperscalers is expected to double, increasing from approximately $370 billion in 2025 to nearly $750 billion by 2028.

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Danny FelberHOST
45:29
In addition to the field service division, the company operates a dedicated midstream plant group that specializes in top-to-bottom plant maintenance and construction support.
Danny FelberHOST
45:37
This team performs everything from dehydration unit work and amine tower maintenance to full plant turnarounds, piping modifications, equipment changeouts, mechanical repairs, and ongoing facility support.
Danny FelberHOST
45:55
Charting Baker Hughes' next chapter.
Danny FelberHOST
45:57
Baker Hughes closes $13.6 billion acquisition, launches new business segment.
Jim LucyHOST
5:23
These four freight categories account for 63.7% of all freight being transported, according to the most recent data.
Jim LucyHOST
5:30
If you track the oil market, you're probably familiar with the Baker Hughes rig count, which tracks the oil and gas rigs that are operating.
Jim LucyHOST
5:35
This data is available by state, by basin, and nationally at www.rigcount.bakerhughes.com.
Jim LucyHOST
5:44
This slide gives you an idea of the largest oil and gas deposits.
MichaelHOST
17:51
They go to corporate events.
MichaelHOST
17:52
So I started getting the service companies, the Baker Hughes, the Halliburtons, the Precisions, everybody in the supply part.
MichaelHOST
17:59
And I've done that with each vertical.
MichaelHOST
18:01
So I try and work the vertical deep.

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