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Number of participating companies and alumni in Halliburton Labs (companies)

Average rig count for U.S. Land (rigs)

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Completion and Production

Drilling and Evaluation

- Services

- Product Sales

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North America

Latin America

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Middle East/Asia

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Cash and equivalents (USD, millions)

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The operating income in Q3 2024 was significantly lower primarily due to substantial pre-tax charges and revenue declines. **Halliburton recorded $116 million in pre-tax charges**, which included **$63 million in severance costs, $49 million impairment of assets held for sale, $35 million in cybersecurity incident expenses, and $12 million in other items**, partially offset by a **$43 million gain on a fair value adjustment of an equity investment**.  **[0000045012-24-000061_hal_09302024-erex99.htm:10]** **[0000045012-24-000061_hal_09302024-erex99.htm:11]** **[0000045012-24-000063_hal-20240930.htm:28]**  Additionally, a **2% decline in total revenue**—driven by lower activity in key segments such as Completion and Production and geographic weaknesses in North America and other regions—further contributed to the lower operating income.  **[0000045012-24-000063_hal-20240930.htm:19]** **[0000045012-24-000063_hal-20240930.htm:25]** 

Why was Operating Income so low in Q3 2024?

The increased negative **Other, net** in Q1 2024 was primarily driven by the **impairment of an investment in Argentina** and **currency devaluation in Egypt**, which together contributed to a significant expense increase over Q1 2023.  **[HAL_3380245_4]** **[0000045012-24-000015_hal-20240331.htm:4]** **[0000045012-24-000012_hal_03312024-erex99.htm:5]** 

What drove the increased negative Other, net in Q1 2024?

**In Q4 2024, Other, net turned negative primarily due to unfavorable foreign exchange movements in multiple currencies.  **[HAL_3413009_6]** **

Why did Other, net turn negative in Q4 2024?

The drop in **Income before income taxes** in Q3 2024 was due to several factors. First, **impairments and other charges** totaling **$116 million** (including severance costs, impairment of assets held for sale, and cybersecurity-related expenses) directly reduced earnings.  **[0000045012-24-000061_hal_09302024-erex99.htm:0]** **[0000045012-24-000061_hal_09302024-erex99.htm:1]**  Additionally, a slight **decline in revenue**—from **$5.8 billion in Q3 2023 to $5.7 billion in Q3 2024**—contributed to lower pretax profit, while **higher operating costs** (including a **$28 million SAP S4 upgrade expense**) further impacted earnings.  **[0000045012-24-000063_hal-20240930.htm:2]** **[0000045012-24-000061_hal_09302024-erex99.htm:0]** **[0000045012-24-000061_hal_09302024-erex99.htm:4]** **[0000045012-24-000061_hal_09302024-erex99.htm:1]**  Finally, **foreign exchange losses** totaling **$52 million** also played a role in the overall reduction in income.  **[HAL_3406579_6]** 

What contributed to the drop in Income before income taxes in Q3 2024?

Basic EPS declined in Q3 2024 primarily because of **lower revenue**, impacted by decreased activity in various regions and product lines, and a **cybersecurity event accompanied by storms** in the Gulf of Mexico that resulted in lost or delayed revenue, reducing per share earnings by approximately **$0.02**.  **[0000045012-24-000061_hal_09302024-erex99.htm:0]** **[HAL_3406579_5]** **[HAL_3406579_1]**  In addition, **higher expenses**—including **$35 million** incurred due to the cybersecurity incident—and a **pre-tax charge of $116 million** encompassing severance costs, asset impairments, and related expenses further negatively affected profitability. This combination of factors led to the decline in Basic EPS.  **[0000045012-24-000061_hal_09302024-erex99.htm:0]** **[HAL_3406579_5]** **[HAL_3406579_1]** **[0000045012-24-000061_hal_09302024-erex99.htm:1]** 

Why did Basic EPS decline in Q3 2024?

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The sharp increase in operating cash flow in Q1 2024 was primarily driven by **two factors**. First, there was a significant reduction in the negative impact of working capital changes—from **$728 million** in Q1 2023 to **$341 million** in Q1 2024—which greatly improved overall cash flow. Second, there was an increase in non-cash adjustments, specifically depreciation, depletion, and amortization expenses, which rose from **$241 million** to **$263 million**. These changes together more than offset the slight decline in net income, resulting in a robust improvement in operating cash flow.  **[0000045012-24-000015_hal-20240331.htm:3]** **[0000045012-24-000012_hal_03312024-erex99.htm:6]** **[0000045012-24-000015_hal-20240331.htm:17]** 

What factors contributed to the sharp increase in Operating Cash Flow in Q1 2024?

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The surge in **Cash and equivalents** to **$2,618 million** in Q4 2024 was primarily driven by robust operating cash flows that generated **$3,865 million** in cash from operations during the year.  **[0000045012-25-000010_hal-20241231.htm:63]**  In addition, the company received **$223 million** from the sale of property, plant, and equipment.  **[0000045012-25-000010_hal-20241231.htm:63]**  These positive cash sources helped offset significant uses of cash, including **$1,442 million** in capital expenditures, **$1,005 million** in stock repurchases, **$600 million** in dividends, and **$100 million** in debt repayments, along with a **$127 million** impact from exchange rate fluctuations.  **[0000045012-25-000010_hal-20241231.htm:63]** 

Why did Cash and equivalents surge to 2,618 in Q4 2024?

The reduction in **long-term debt** to **$7,160 million** in Q4 2024 was driven by several factors. First, **debt repurchases** of **$100 million** were executed using cash on hand, which included considerations for principal, premiums, discounts, and accrued interest.  **[0000045012-25-000010_hal-20241231.htm:77]** **[0000045012-25-000007_hal_12312024-erex99.htm:1]**  Second, **$381 million** of long-term debt was reclassified as current maturities because it was due in 2025, further lowering the long-term balance.  **[0000045012-25-000010_hal-20241231.htm:77]** **[0000045012-25-000007_hal_12312024-erex99.htm:9]**  Additionally, the absence of new borrowings during the period contributed to this overall decrease.  **[0000045012-25-000010_hal-20241231.htm:77]** **[0000045012-25-000007_hal_12312024-erex99.htm:9]** 

What factors contributed to Long-term debt falling to 7,160 in Q4 2024?

The **Other current assets** increased to **1,607** in **Q4 2024**, but the documents explicitly state that they do not provide specific details or reasons for this jump.  **[0000045012-25-000010_hal-20241231.htm:62]** **[0000045012-25-000007_hal_12312024-erex99.htm:9]** 

What drove Other current assets to jump to 1,607 in Q4 2024?

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