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Raw inputs
Equipment
Foundry
Chip design
Software
AI demand
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Company details
Market cap
~$64B
P/E ratio
~21×
Div yield
~1.6%
Revenue (FY25)
$27.7B
Net income
~$3.1B
Free cash flow
record (~$2.3B+)
Rev. growth
~flat
IET backlog
~$32B
In plain English
Baker Hughes is two businesses bolted together by its GE lineage: an oilfield-services arm that drills, fracs and completes wells for the world's oil & gas producers (the third of the 'big three' alongside SLB and Halliburton), and a fast-growing Industrial & Energy Technology arm that builds the gas turbines and compressors behind LNG export plants — and, increasingly, behind-the-meter power islands for AI data centres.
In simple terms
What Baker Hughes really sells
Baker Hughes is two businesses bolted together by its GE lineage: an oilfield-services arm that drills, fracs and completes wells for the world's oil & gas producers (the third of the 'big three' alongside SLB and Halliburton), and a fast-growing Industrial & Energy Technology arm that builds the gas turbines and compressors behind LNG export plants — and, increasingly, behind-the-meter power islands for AI data centres.
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