Baker Hughes (BKR) is working with advisers to study a possible divestment of its Waygate Technologies unit, which provides industrial testing and inspection equipment and could fetch around $1.5B, people with knowledge of the matter told Bloomberg’s Eyk Henning, Aaron Kirchfeld and Dinesh Nair.
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