SLB

$46.63-1.19 (-2.49%)

Market ClosedAs of Mar 20, 8:00 PM UTC

SLB N.V.

Recent News

Simply Wall St.
Mar 20, 2026

SLB Capital Returns Rise As Digital And Offshore Contracts Shape Outlook

SLB (NYSE:SLB) has announced a significant dividend increase and a multibillion dollar capital return program to shareholders. The company reports that digital and data center revenues have reached new milestones, with digital recurring revenue now above US$1b. SLB OneSubsea secured an integrated multi well subsea contract from CNOOC for the Kaiping 18-1 field in the South China Sea. For investors watching NYSE:SLB, these updates touch on several core parts of the business. SLB is best...

BULLISH
Positive press. Headlines skewed toward growth and analyst upgrades.
Zacks
Mar 20, 2026

Will Strong Offshore Demand Continue to Power TechnipFMC's Growth?

FTI's subsea opportunity pipeline hits record $29B and 2026 outlook rises, signaling strong offshore demand and growing revenue visibility.

BULLISH
Positive press. Headlines skewed toward growth and analyst upgrades.
24/7 Wall St.
Mar 18, 2026

One of These Oil Services Stocks Is Pulling Away From the Pack: Baker Hughes, Haliburton, SLB

Benchmark West Texas Intermediate crude oil surged from $55.44 a barrel in mid-December 2025 to $94.65 as of March 9, and the oil services sector is moving with it. On Tuesday, Baker Hughes (NASDAQ: BKR), Halliburton (NYSE: HAL), and SLB (NYSE: SLB) (formerly Schlumberger) all traded sharply higher, with the VanEck Oil Services ETF (NYSEARCA: ... One of These Oil Services Stocks Is Pulling Away From the Pack: Baker Hughes, Haliburton, SLB

BEARISH
Negative press. News cycle fixated on risk factors or misses.
Zacks
Mar 17, 2026

SLB (SLB) Laps the Stock Market: Here's Why

In the closing of the recent trading day, SLB (SLB) stood at $46.13, denoting a +2.6% move from the preceding trading day.

NEUTRAL
Neutral flow. Standard news cycle with no clear sentiment tilt.
Barrons.com
Mar 17, 2026

Oil Equipment Stocks Look to Rebound. What the Charts of Helmrich Payne and Landbridge Say.

FEATURE While much of the spotlight in energy tends to fall on exploration and production companies, oil equipment names offer a different kind of opportunity. Often described as the “pick and shovels” of the sector, companies like SLB and Halliburton provide the tools, services, and infrastructure that make drilling possible.

BULLISH
Positive press. Headlines skewed toward growth and analyst upgrades.