April 23 (Reuters) - Baker Hughes Co BKR.O:
BAKER HUGHES CEO SAYS INTERNATIONAL UPSTREAM SPENDING IS EXPECTED TO FALL IN LOW TO MID SINGLE DIGIT RANGE: CONF CALL
BAKER HUGHES EXPECTS GLOBAL UPSTREAM SPENDING TO BE DOWN BY HIGH SINGLE DIGITS IN 2025
BAKER HUGHES EXPECTS LOW DOUBLE DIGIT DECREASE IN UPSTREAM SPENDING IN NORTH AMERICA, EXCLUDING MEXICO
BAKER HUGHES SAYS ONGOING UNCERTAINTY, RECENT OIL PRICE VOLATILITY PRESENTS POTENTIAL DOWNSIDE TO US ONSHORE ACTIVITY IN SECOND HALF
BAKER HUGHES SAYS SEVERAL KEY LNG CUSTOMERS IN US GULF COAST ARE INDICATING PLANS TO FURTHER EXPAND CAPACITY BEYOND 2030
BAKER HUGHES CFO SAYS EXPECT SOME COST HEADWINDS TIED TO IMPORTS FROM CHINA, GERMANY AND UK
BAKER HUGHES CFO SAYS FOR OFSE SEGMENT, WE HAVE BEEN WORKING WITH US SUPPLY CHAIN PARTNERS TO INCREASE DOMESTIC SOURCING
BAKER HUGHES CFO SAYS OFSE VISIBILITY REMAINS LIMITED BEYOND Q2
BAKER HUGHES EXPECTS MODEST IMPACT FROM STEEL AND ALUMINUM TARIFFS
BAKER HUGHES SAYS NOT SEEING CUSTOMERS PULL BACK FROM LNG, GAS INFRASTRUCTURE OR DATA CENTER PROJECTS
BAKER HUGHES EXPECTS TO BOOK AT LEAST $1.5 BILLION OF ORDERS IN DATA CENTER EQUIPMENT OVER NEXT THREE YEARS
BAKER HUGHES SAYS OUR GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN FOOTPRINT LIMITS EXPOSURE TO DIRECT US TARIFFS
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