SLB boosts dividend and buybacks, but warns of oil oversupply
Oilfield company SLB raised its quarterly dividend and accelerated share repurchases on Friday as its fourth-quarter profit beat expectations, while also warning of flat 2025 revenue due to an oil oversupply. The world's largest oilfield services company increased its quarterly dividend by 3.6%, and said it would buy back $2.3 billion of shares at an "accelerated" pace. First-quarter and full-year revenue would largely be unchanged from the same periods last year, as excess oil supply limits oilfield activity, the company said.