Q4 23 EPS

$0.51

BEAT +6.25%

Est. $0.48

Q4 23 Revenue

$6.84B

MISS 1.16%

Est. $6.92B

vs S&P Since Q4 23

+22.3%

BEATING MARKET

BKR +75.8% vs S&P +53.4%

Full Year 2023 Results

FY 23 EPS

$1.60

FY 23 Revenue

$25.51B

Market Reaction

Did BKR Beat Earnings? Q4 2023 Results

Baker Hughes posted a mixed but largely resilient fourth quarter, delivering adjusted diluted EPS of $0.51 against a consensus estimate of $0.48, a beat of 6.25%, even as revenue of $6.83 billion came in just shy of the $6.92 billion analysts had exp… Read more Baker Hughes posted a mixed but largely resilient fourth quarter, delivering adjusted diluted EPS of $0.51 against a consensus estimate of $0.48, a beat of 6.25%, even as revenue of $6.83 billion came in just shy of the $6.92 billion analysts had expected, missing by 1.16%. The top line still represented a 15.8% increase year-over-year, underpinned by a standout performance in the Industrial & Energy Technology segment, where revenue surged 24% from a year ago to $2.88 billion, fueled largely by a 41% jump in Gas Technology Equipment. Adjusted EBITDA crossed the $1.00 billion threshold for the quarter, while the company returned $521.00 million to shareholders, including $320.00 million in buybacks. The results arrive against a backdrop of broader sector caution, with Saudi Aramco's decision to cut its maximum sustainable oil production capacity target weighing on sentiment across oilfield services peers. Baker Hughes' $33.50 billion remaining performance obligations backlog, however, signals durable demand well into future quarters.

Key Takeaways

  • Structural cost-out of $150 million fully realized
  • Higher volume and pricing in both OFSE and IET segments
  • Strong IET orders exceeding $3 billion for five consecutive quarters
  • OFSE EBITDA margin improvement to record 17.9%
  • Gas Technology Equipment revenue up 41% year-over-year driving IET growth
  • International OFSE revenue growth of 2% sequentially driven by all regions
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BKR YoY Financials

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BKR Revenue by Segment

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BKR Revenue by Geography

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“As we continue our journey, 2023 proved to be a pivotal year for Baker Hughes. We successfully removed $150 million of costs, realigned our Industrial & Energy Technology (IET) segment, and recently launched actions to further streamline our Oilfield Services & Equipment segment (OFSE). Our strategy to transform the way we operate is working. In 2023, our adjusted EBITDA* was up double digits for the third consecutive year and exceeded prior cycle's peak levels by 25%. I would like to thank our employees for their hard work and commitment to achieve our goals, delivering for our customers, and pushing the Company forward.”

— Lorenzo Simonelli, Q4 2023 Earnings Press Release