Halliburton maintained flat quarterly revenue of $828 million across its Europe, Africa and Commonwealth of Independent States operations during the third quarter of 2025, with robust drilling demand in Namibia compensating for weakness elsewhere in the region.
Chief executive Jeff Miller highlighted the southern African nation as a vital growth market for the oilfield services company's international business, noting that accelerating activity there demonstrated the resilience of its African operations. Enhanced completion tool sales in Norway also supported regional performance.
The company reported that reduced fluid services throughout Europe and lower completion tool demand in the Caspian region partially counterbalanced the positive contributions from Namibia and Norwegian markets.
Chief executive Jeff Miller highlighted the southern African nation as a vital growth market for the oilfield services company's international business, noting that accelerating activity there demonstrated the resilience of its African operations. Enhanced completion tool sales in Norway also supported regional performance.
The company reported that reduced fluid services throughout Europe and lower completion tool demand in the Caspian region partially counterbalanced the positive contributions from Namibia and Norwegian markets.
