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| Campo Mejia Antonio JDirector | Sell | 63,324 | $2.2M | Wed, Sep 9 |
| Foda SherifChief Executive Officer | Sell | 100,000 | $3.5M | Mon, Aug 31 |
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National Energy Services Reunited has delivered a powerful share price run over the past few years, which naturally puts fresh attention on what investors are paying for its earnings today.
Earlier this month, National Energy Services Reunited Corp. announced that its NEDA segment signed an agreement with Aramco to execute Saudi Arabia's first lithium project, a turnkey US$200,000,000 Aramco 2027 Lithium Demonstration Project using NESR's…
National Energy Services secures a lithium extraction deal with Aramco, targeting battery-grade lithium carbonate production by late 2027 through its LiThara platform.
National Energy Services Reunited (NESR) has put its energy transition ambitions on the table after NEDA signed a turnkey agreement with Aramco for Saudi Arabia's first lithium project.
The turnkey project leverages NESR's LiThara™ platform to include pre-treatment, direct lithium extraction, and carbonation technology for Saudi Arabia's first lithium project, with up to five-year contract value of approximately USD $200 million DHAHRAN,…
National Energy Services Reunited (NESR) is technically in oversold territory now, so the heavy selling pressure might have exhausted.
NESR's rapid earnings growth, Jafurah and Kuwait wins, and lower leverage strengthen the outlook, but a richer valuation raises execution pressure.
National Energy Services' 3B3 strategy and Jafurah growth support its outlook, while Par Pacific benefits from strong refining margins and a cheaper valuation.
National Energy Services bets on technology commercialization and MENA scale to widen its contract funnel and support its $3 billion revenue run-rate goal.
National Energy Services Reunited (NESR) has been upgraded to a Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy), reflecting growing optimism about the company's earnings prospects. This might drive the stock higher in the near term.
Earlier this quarter, National Energy Services Reunited reported quarterly revenue and earnings results that exceeded analyst expectations, supported by full operational continuity in conflict-affected regions and record activity on newly awarded contracts.