Impact ledger

Schlumberger Limited (SLB)

28 events mapped to this ticker since 2026-06-12.

Assumption changes

DateAssumptionDirectionMagnitudeConf.
2026-07-01capexBearish0.85
2026-07-01capexBearish0.85

Event impact log

DateEventChannelDirectionHorizonImpact
2026-07-17EventSecond-order effect: Sustained strong performance in the energy sector, particularly for major E&P companies like Exxon and Chevron, typically leads to increased capital expenditure by these companies. This benefits oilfield services providers.Bullish1-3m0.60
2026-07-17EventStrong performance in integrated oil suggests increased exploration and production activity, leading to higher demand for oilfield services. This could translate to increased revenue and profitability for service providers.Bullish1-3m0.60
2026-07-16EventCompetitor in the oilfield services and energy technology sector. BKR's expanded capabilities in LNG and clean energy could intensify competition or shift market dynamics, potentially influencing SLB's strategic decisions or market positioning.watch3-12m0.30
2026-07-16EventThe acquisition strengthens a key competitor (BKR) in the energy technology and services sector, particularly in areas related to energy transition and industrial applications. This could intensify competition for certain contracts or market share, though SLB has a broad portfolio.watch1-5y0.30
2026-07-16EventIncreased competition in the energy technology and services sector, particularly in LNG and clean energy solutions, as Baker Hughes expands its capabilities through the Chart acquisition.watch3-12m0.30
2026-07-13EventIncreased drilling and completion activity in the Permian Basin, driving demand for oilfield services.Bullish1-3m0.40
2026-07-10EventAs a leading oilfield services company, Schlumberger is a primary provider of technology and solutions to O&G producers. Increased AI adoption will drive demand for their digital and AI-enabled services.Bullish1-5y0.80
2026-07-09EventHigher oil prices incentivize increased exploration and production activity, leading to higher demand for oilfield services.Bullish1-3m0.60
2026-07-09EventLeveraging existing drilling expertise and technology from oil and gas to serve the expanding geothermal drilling market, potentially increasing service revenue.Bullish1-5y0.50
2026-07-09EventSecond-order effect: Increased E&P spending by oil companies due to higher crude prices, leading to higher demand for oilfield services.Bullish3-12m0.50
2026-07-06EventIndirect competitive impact. Consolidation of smaller players like NCS Multistage into larger entities like Weatherford could alter the competitive landscape in specific oilfield service segments, potentially leading to increased competition or market share shifts.watch3-12m0.30
2026-07-05EventWhile lower oil prices might reduce E&P spending in the long run, the immediate stabilization could lead to more predictable project planning. However, the absence of a price spike removes a catalyst for increased activity.watch1-3m0.40
2026-07-01EventReduced oil & gas exploration and production (E&P) spending due to lower oil prices and decreased geopolitical risk premium, directly impacting demand for oilfield services.Bearish1-3m0.90
2026-07-01EventReduced oil & gas exploration and production spending due to lower oil prices and perceived geopolitical stability reducing urgency for new supply.Bearish1-3m0.90
2026-07-01EventDirect impact on regional operational stability and potential for increased activity, offset by lower oil prices impacting service demand and pricing power.mixed3-12m0.60
2026-06-29EventIndirect exposure through oil and gas exploration and production activity. Sustained lower oil prices, as implied by USO's loss, could lead to reduced capital expenditure by E&P companies, impacting demand for SLB's services.Bearish1-3m0.50
2026-06-29EventAs a leading oilfield services company, SLB's revenue and profitability are tied to exploration and production (E&P) spending by oil companies. Geopolitical volatility and uncertainty in oil fundamentals could lead to reduced E&P activity.Bearish1-3m0.50
2026-06-28EventLower crude oil prices can lead to reduced capital expenditure by E&P companies, subsequently decreasing demand for oilfield services.Bearish1-3m0.60
2026-06-26EventLower oil prices will likely lead to reduced capital expenditure by E&P companies, decreasing demand for oilfield services.Bearish1-5y0.70
2026-06-26EventWhile not an E&P company, Schlumberger operates within the broader energy services sector. A controller resignation at an energy company could subtly increase investor sensitivity to financial reporting quality across the energy value chain, though the direct impact is very low.watch1-3m0.10
2026-06-20EventReduced profitability for E&P companies may lead to lower capital expenditure on oilfield services.Bearish1-5y0.60
2026-06-18EventAs a major oilfield services company, Schlumberger provides technologies and services for carbon capture, transport, and storage. Increased CCUS project activity, like Northern Lights, directly drives demand for their solutions.Bullish1-5y0.60
2026-06-17EventIncreased offshore drilling activity, as evidenced by Transocean's new contracts, could translate to higher demand for oilfield services.Bullish3-12m0.20
2026-06-14EventIndirect exposure to oil & gas exploration and production (E&P) spending. Lower oil prices could lead E&P companies to reduce capital expenditures, impacting demand for oilfield services.Bearish1-3m0.60
2026-06-12EventSimilar to HAL, sustained higher oil prices could lead to increased capital expenditure by oil and gas producers, boosting demand for Schlumberger's oilfield services and equipment.Bullish1-3m0.50
2026-06-12EventLower crude oil prices may lead E&P companies to reduce capital expenditures on drilling and exploration, impacting demand for oilfield services.Bearish3-12m0.50
2026-06-12EventIndirectly affected by sustained changes in crude oil prices. Higher oil prices can incentivize increased exploration and production spending by oil companies, leading to higher demand for oilfield services.watch1-3m0.50
2026-06-12EventLower oil prices can lead E&P companies to reduce capital expenditures and drilling activity, subsequently decreasing demand for oilfield services.Bearish1-3m0.60

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