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石化新闻 |
中国石化新闻网讯 据OE网站7月22日报道，贝克休斯(Baker Hughes)周三公布连续第二个季度亏损，并表示将继续控制成本，为更长期的油价波动做准备。 由于3-4月原油价格暴跌，导致对贝克休斯及其竞争对手斯伦贝谢(Schlumberger)和哈里伯顿(Halliburton)提供的服务需求减少，石油生产商停止了新油井的钻探，并大幅削减了预算。 贝克休斯的油田服务业务收入约占总销售额的一半，在第二季度下降了26％，至24.1亿美元。 总收入下降了21％，至47.4亿美元。 周三美国原油期货交易于每桶41美元左右，处于多数生产商需要盈利的最低端。 自油价暴跌以来，一些较小的油田服务公司已申请破产，其中包括贝克休斯（Baker Hughes）持有少数股权的压裂专业服务公司BJ。 贝克休斯已将其今年预算同比削减了20％以上，并披露了退出或关闭非核心产品线的计划，其中包括北美全方位服务的钻井和完井液业务。 首席执行官洛伦佐·西蒙内利（Lorenzo Simonelli）表示，我们正在为未来可能出现的波动做准备，同时还将侧重于从结构上降低成本基础。”他指出，第二波新冠疫情和高失业率可能带来经济不确定性。 该公司第二季度净亏损增加至2.01亿美元，合每股31美分，上年同期为亏损900万美元，合每股2美分。 根据Refinitiv IBES数据显示，贝克休斯每股亏损5美分，低于分析师平均预期的1美分。 盘前交易中，该公司股价上涨1.23%，至16.50美元，分析师普遍对贝克休斯的业绩持乐观的态度。 Tudor Pickering Holt & Co的分析师在一份报告中写道，基本运营业绩比预期要好得多。" 郝芬 译自 OE 网站 原文如下： Baker Hughes Posts Q2 Loss as Oil Slump Hits Demand Baker Hughes Co posted its second consecutive quarterly loss on Wednesday and said it would continue to rein in costs in preparation for a longer period of volatility in oil prices. Oil producers halted the drilling of new wells and drastically cut their budgets following a collapse in crude oil prices in March and April that clipped demand for services offered by Baker Hughes and rivals Schlumberger and Halliburton. Revenue from Baker Hughes' oilfield services business, which accounts for about half of total sales, tumbled 26% to $2.41 billion in the second quarter. Total revenue fell 21% to $4.74 billion. U.S. crude futures were trading around $41 per barrel on Wednesday, at the lower end of what most producers need to be profitable. Some smaller oilfield service firms have filed for bankruptcy since the oil price crash, including fracker BJ Services, in which Baker Hughes holds a minority interest. Baker Hughes has cut its 2020 budget by over 20% year-on-year and disclosed plans to exit or shut down non-core product lines, including North American full-service drilling and completions fluids business. "We are preparing for potential future volatility, while also focusing on structurally reducing our cost base," Chief Executive Lorenzo Simonelli said, pointing to the risks from a second wave of coronavirus cases and high unemployment that could lead to economic uncertainty. Net loss attributable to the company widened to $201 million, or 31 cents per share, in the second quarter, from a loss of $9 million, or 2 cents per share, a year earlier. Excluding charges, Baker Hughes lost 5 cents per share, worse than analysts' average expectation of 1 cent, according to Refinitiv IBES data. Shares were up 1.23% in premarket trading at $16.50, and analysts were generally upbeat about Baker's results. "Underlying operational results fared (much) better vs consensus expectations," wrote analysts for Tudor Pickering Holt & Co in a note. |
