Quarterly Revenue Growth
Q4 sales of $3.0 billion, up 5% year-over-year and 1% sequentially, driven by resilient Rig Direct sales in the U.S. & Canada and resumed fracking/coiled tubing services in Argentina.
Solid Quarterly EBITDA and Margin
Q4 EBITDA of $717 million, representing a 24% EBITDA margin, demonstrating margin resilience despite headwinds.
Strong Full-Year Financial Results and Cash Generation
Full-year 2025 results: net sales $12 billion, EBITDA $2.9 billion, net income $2.0 billion and free cash flow of $2.0 billion, which was returned to shareholders via dividends and buybacks.
Healthy Operating Cash Flow and Net Cash Position
Cash flow from operations in Q4 of $787 million; net cash position of $3.3 billion at quarter end after shareholder distributions and buybacks.
Shareholder Returns Increased
Board proposed annual dividend of $0.89 per share (includes interim $0.29), implying a 7% increase in dividend per share versus prior year; active buyback program (total program $1.2 billion) with $537 million spent in the period.
Order Backlog and Offshore Opportunities
Significant offshore backlog and contract exposure: supplying casing for Shell's Sparta 20K, supporting ExxonMobil in Guyana, preparing services for TotalEnergies in Suriname and planning production/coating for TPAO Sakarya — expected to drive higher offshore revenues in H1 2026 and beyond.
Operational Response & Record U.S. Production/Supply
U.S. operations improved production and supply-chain performance to record levels (noted as high percent of U.S. capacity operating) to mitigate tariff impacts and support market share; strengthened differentiated Rig Direct service offerings.
Progress on Sustainability and Safety
Brought second wind farm in Argentina into operation; two wind farms now supply essentially all energy for the electric steel shop and operations in Canada; safety indicators improved over the year.
Argentina Service Expansion
Supplied Vaca Muerta Sur and Duplicar North pipelines and expanding fracking/coiled tubing services with a third set of equipment expected to be operational before year-end, supporting mid‑term Argentina growth.
Venezuela Re-Entry Potential
Resumed service to Chevron in Venezuela and ramp-up expected, with a 2026 revenue estimate around $50 million and potential upside if other majors return.