Halliburton Predicts Multi-Year Demand Growth for Oil Field Services Amid Middle East Energy Infrastructure Rebuilding
Halliburton Co. expects years of growing demand for oil field services, as Chief Executive Officer Jeff Miller stated in the company’s quarterly earnings statement on Tuesday. Miller noted that the work to restore production, rebuild inventories, and strengthen energy security in the Middle East, following damage to energy assets and infrastructure during the Iran war, will drive this multi-year demand.
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