ValoreQ4, 24Q1, 25Q2, 25Q3, 25Q4, 25TTMSpese di vendita, generali e amministrative61 M62 M60 M58 M59 M239 MRicerca e sviluppo——————Reddito operativo932 M431 M727 M356 M746 M2.26 BProventi non operativi, Totale-22 M-14 M-6 M-32 M18 M-34 MOneri finanziari, al netto degli interessi capitalizzati——————Proventi non operativi, esclusi gli oneri finanziari25 M25 M18 M17 M34 M94 MEntrate/uscite straordinarie-47 M-39 M-24 M-49 M-16 M-128 MUtile al lordo delle imposte793 M306 M611 M219 M635 M1.77 BQuota di utile——————Imposte179 M103 M131 M199 M46 M479 MInteressi di minoranza-1 M-1 M8 M2 M09 MAltri proventi/oneri al netto delle imposte123 M305 M122 M-2 M127 M552 MUtile netto al lordo delle attività cessate615 M204 M472 M18 M589 M1.28 BAttività cessate——————Utile netto615 M204 M472 M18 M589 M1.28 BRegolazione della diluizione——————Dividendi privilegiati——————Utile netto diluito attribuibile agli azionisti ordinari615 M204 M472 M18 M589 M1.28 BUtile base per azione (EPS base)—0.240.550.02——Utile diluito per azione (EPS diluito)0.70.240.550.020.691.5Numero medio di azioni ordinarie in circolazione882 M866 M857 M849 M853 M3.42 BAzioni diluite in circolazione883 M866 M857 M850 M853 M3.43 BEBITDA1.21 B708 M1.01 B641 M1.04 B3.4 BEBIT932 M431 M727 M356 M746 M2.26 BCosto del fatturato——————Altri costi del venduto——————Ammortamento e svalutazione (liquidità)275 M277 M284 M285 M290 M1.14 B
Halliburton Company
Halliburton Company is an American multinational corporation and the world's second-largest oil service company, responsible for most of the world's fracking operations. The company, incorporated in the United States, has dual headquarters located in Houston and in Dubai.
Halliburton's major business segment is the Energy Services Group.
The company has been criticized for its involvement in numerous controversies, including its involvement with Dick Cheney – as U.S. Secretary of Defense, then CEO of the company, then vice president of the United States – and the Iraq War, and the Deepwater Horizon, for which it agreed to settle outstanding legal claims against it by paying litigants $1.1 billion. In 2015, Halliburton was found guilty in court for illegal retaliation against a whistleblower who filed a report with the SEC over concerns that the company was illegally concealing billions of dollars. The company has also been criticized for refusing to comply with United States Environmental Protection Agency requests for transparency around chemicals it uses in hydraulic fracturing.