Analyst Coverage Updates Halliburton Outlook Ahead of 2025 Industry Reports

Halliburton Company has been placed under fresh analytical scrutiny as a new stock forecast prepared by Argus Research Corporation joins the firm’s portfolio of energy-sector evaluations. The report focuses on the operational scale and historical background of the Houston-based services provider while setting the stage for a series of additional industry assessments scheduled through late 2025.

Founded in 1919 by Erle P. Halliburton under the name New Method Oil Well Cementing Company, Halliburton has grown into one of the world’s largest energy services enterprises. The organization employs approximately 48,000 people and conducts business in more than 70 countries. Its service offerings cover the full lifecycle of a hydrocarbon reservoir, including hydrocarbon detection, geological data management, drilling, and formation evaluation. Those capabilities, highlighted in the analyst report, position the company as a key technical partner for exploration and production firms operating across multiple continents.

The Halliburton forecast arrives within a broader sequence of Argus reports that examine publicly traded companies in the Basic Materials arena. Upcoming releases include in-depth looks at Freeport-McMoRan Inc. on October 27, 2025; Valero Energy Corporation on October 24, 2025; Weatherford International plc on October 23, 2025; and NOV Inc. on October 22, 2025. By issuing detailed assessments in a tightly grouped timeframe, Argus offers portfolio managers and individual investors a consolidated view of several interconnected segments of the energy and natural-resources markets.

The principal author of the Halliburton coverage is Senior Analyst William V. Selesky. Selesky oversees the Basic Materials sector for Argus and brings more than 15 years of experience as a senior equity analyst at firms such as Palisade Capital Management, PaineWebber/Mitchell Hutchins Asset Management, and John Hsu Capital Group. His professional background also includes eight years as a credit analyst at American Express Company and five years at Equifax Services. Selesky holds an MBA in Investment Finance from Pace University and a Bachelor of Science in Economics from Fordham University.

Argus positions its research as a tool for investors seeking data-driven insight into company fundamentals, sector positioning, and market performance. In the Halliburton report, the firm profiles core business lines, workforce composition, and geographic reach, all factors that can influence earnings stability and growth potential. Although the document does not publicly disclose price targets or ratings in its summary, it aligns with Argus’s standard practice of evaluating operational efficiency, capital allocation, and exposure to commodity-price cycles.

The new forecast joins an expanding library of Argus publications that address various sub-sectors, from upstream explorers to downstream refiners. By covering Halliburton alongside peers such as Weatherford International and NOV, the research house delivers comparative context for service-sector performance. This approach assists investors in benchmarking cost structures, technology adoption, and regional exposure across competing firms.

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Industry observers frequently track macroeconomic variables that affect service demand, including drilling activity, capital spending by exploration and production companies, and regulatory developments. For additional background on those broader trends, stakeholders often refer to market statistics compiled by the International Energy Agency, an independent intergovernmental organization that monitors global energy markets.

While the Argus release emphasizes Halliburton’s century-long presence and worldwide footprint, it also underscores the company’s role in technologies that aim to optimize reservoir performance. These include solutions for real-time data analytics, advanced drilling techniques, and formation evaluation tools. By focusing on such capabilities, the analyst report highlights factors that could shape the firm’s competitive standing as the energy landscape evolves.

Halliburton’s updated coverage, combined with forthcoming analyses of additional materials and energy companies, offers investors a consolidated resource ahead of the 2025 reporting cycle. The information may assist portfolio managers, financial advisers, and individual shareholders in assessing risk profiles and aligning investment strategies with sector dynamics.

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