Headquartered in Crown House, Hamilton Fiscal year ends December NYSE: NBR nabors.com
Nabors Industries Ltd. (NYSE: NBR) is a provider of advanced technology and drilling services for the global energy industry. The company operates in approximately 20 countries and is organized into four reporting segments: U.S. Drilling (Lower 48, Alaska, and Gulf of America), International Drilling, Drilling Solutions (performance software, downhole services, surface and tubular services, and casing running), and Rig Technologies (oilfield equipment manufacturing, automation including the RZR rig floor automation modules, and lifecycle support). Nabors leverages a vertically integrated platform combining drilling operations, data science-driven analytics, and rig automation to deliver safe, efficient energy production. The company's SANAD joint venture operates a growing fleet of newbuild rigs in Saudi Arabia, and the company maintains market-leading positions in Argentina and Colombia. Nabors also has a geothermal investment through its deployment of a PACE-B rig at the Project Obsidian superhot geothermal project in Oregon. Updated
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Nabors Industries Ltd. (NYSE: NBR) is a provider of advanced technology and drilling services for the global energy industry. The company operates in approximately 20 countries and is organized into four reporting segments: U.S.
The Wall Street consensus 12-month price target for NBR is $107.38.
