Futu News reported on July 22 that Halliburton released earnings reports before the market, opening high. As of press release, it is currently up 7.17% to 23.31 US dollars.

Oilfield service company Halliburton's total revenue for the second quarter was 5.9 billion US dollars, and the market forecast was 5.971 billion US dollars; the same period last year was 6.147 million US dollars; the net profit attributable to the company in the second quarter was 75 million US dollars, and the market forecast was 263 million US dollars; the same period last year was 511 million US dollars; adjusted earnings per share for the second quarter were 0.35 US dollars/share. Excluding impairment and other expenses, adjusted second-quarter operating profit was $550 million.

Halliburton's quarterly international revenue increased 6% month-on-month, and international growth momentum is being formed. Operational improvements are expected to continue until 2020; second-quarter completion and production revenue revenue was US$3.8 billion, up 4% from the previous quarter; drilling and evaluation revenue for the second quarter was US$2.1 billion, up 2% from the previous quarter. Revenue growth in North America in the second quarter was driven by increased production, increased manual activity and cable activity, and increased drilling activity in the Gulf of Mexico.