Oil States International Inc
Latest Oil States International Inc News and Updates
 - US Offshore Rig Count Was Steady in the September 18 WeekIn the week ending September 18, 2015, the US offshore rig count didn’t change. The offshore rig counts have averaged 33 over the past eight weeks.
 - Civeo impacted by customers’ plans to trim capital spendingCiveo said the demand for its services depends on its customers’ capital spending programs. As a result, it’s one of the first to suffer losses when oil drillers pare back exploration.
 - Halliburton Reacts to Changing Crude Oil Prices: UpdateHalliburton’s (HAL) stock price correlation with crude oil on July 20–27 was 0.22—a moderately positive correlation.
 - The Top 5 Oilfield Companies by Net Debt-To-Equity RatioIn this series, we’ll analyze the top five OFS (oilfield equipment and service) companies by net debt-to-equity ratio in fiscal 2017.
 - What Do Analysts Recommend for Halliburton?On March 24, 92% of the analysts tracking Halliburton rated it as a “buy,” ~5% rated it as a “hold,” and 3% rated it as a “sell.”
 - Wall Street Analysts’ Recommendations for TechnipFMCIn this article, we’ll look at Wall Street analysts’ recommendations for TechnipFMC (FTI) on November 9.
 - How Has the Russian Stock Market Changed?The Russian stock market is upbeat, which adds to the ruble’s strength.
 - Ranking OFS Companies by Their Valuation MultiplesFlotek Industries’ (FTK) forward EV-to-EBITDA multiple is at the steepest discount to its current EV-to-EBITDA multiple on March 9, 2018.
 - How Nabors Could Use Its Free Cash Flow This YearNabors Industries’ (NBR) CFO (cash from operating activities) turned positive in 2Q17, compared with its negative CFO in 1Q17.
 - What Are Nabors Industries’ Capex Plans for 2017?Nabors Industries’ (NBR) cash from operating activities (or CFO) turned negative in 1Q17, compared to its positive CFO a year earlier.
 - Short Interest: OFS Stocks with the Lowest Returns in 1Q17Short interest in Nabors Industries (NBR), as a percentage of its float, rose to 11.5% as of March 31, 2017—compared to 6.5% as of December 30, 2016.
