Schlumberger Limited (NYSE:SLB) today reported third-quarter
revenue of $7.26 billion versus $6.75 billion in the second quarter
of 2008, and $5.93 billion in the third quarter of 2007. Net income
was $1.53 billion�an increase of 7% sequentially and 13%
year-on-year. Diluted earnings-per-share was $1.25 versus $1.16 in
the previous quarter, and $1.09 in the third quarter of 2007.
Oilfield Services revenue of $6.36 billion increased 5%
sequentially and 24% year-on-year. Pretax segment operating income
of $1.70 billion was flat sequentially but increased 13%
year-on-year. WesternGeco revenue of $892 million increased 33%
sequentially and 12% year-on-year. Pretax segment operating income
of $355 million increased 81% sequentially and 16% year-on-year.
Schlumberger Chairman and CEO Andrew Gould commented, �A strong
continuation in sequential revenue growth in the third quarter was
led by further strengthening of gas drilling activity on land in
the US and Canada, a very active summer drilling season in Russia
and continued growth of IPM activity in Latin America. Margin
performance was generally satisfactory apart from the heavy impact
of the hurricane season on North America and higher than usual
third-party managed services revenue at low margins in Latin
America, due in part to the start up of the Burgos 7 contract.
WesternGeco reported excellent Marine results and a strong recovery
in multi-client sales revenues. As we enter the fourth quarter, the
recent rapid deterioration in credit markets will undoubtedly have
an effect on our activity though we anticipate this will largely be
limited to North America and in some emerging exploration markets
overseas. The strengthening production of North American natural
gas has also led a number of customers to reduce spending early. At
the present time, the rate at which the world economy will slow has
become increasingly uncertain. We have always maintained that the
one event that could slow the rate of increase in worldwide
exploration and production spending would be a reduction in the
demand for oil caused by a severe global recession. At the moment,
it is still too soon to predict to what extent current events will
affect overall activity in 2009, but we anticipate a slowing in the
rate of increase of customer spending. However, the weakness of the
current supply base, the age of the production profile and the
decrease in reserve replacement � all of which we have indicated on
many occasions � are such that any significant drop in exploration
and production investment would rapidly provoke an even stronger
recovery. Schlumberger has an unparalleled technology position, a
strong balance sheet, an unmatched global presence and an excellent
and highly motivated workforce. I have no doubt we will emerge from
the current turmoil even stronger than before.� Other Events During
the quarter, Schlumberger repurchased 5.96 million shares of common
stock at an average price of $91.45 for a total of $545 million
under the $8 billion repurchase program approved by the Board of
Directors on April 17, 2008. The overall impact of the hurricane
season on Schlumberger third-quarter earnings was estimated at
$0.04 per share. Without this effect, diluted earnings-per-share
would have been $1.29. On August 28, 2008, Sword Canada Acquisition
Corp., an acquisition company indirectly and jointly owned by
Schlumberger Limited and First Reserve Corporation, completed the
purchase of all issued and outstanding common shares of
Calgary-based Saxon Energy Services, Inc., a land drilling
contractor with significant presence in North and South America.
Consolidated Statement of Income � � � � � (Stated in thousands
except per share amounts) � Third Quarter Nine Months For Periods
Ended September 30 � 2008 � 2007 � 2008 � 2007 � Revenue $
7,258,869 $ 5,925,662 $ 20294890 $ 17,028,829 Interest and other
income (1) 106,719 107,578 305,946 288,685 Expenses Cost of goods
sold and services 4,966,384 3,905,095 13,933,558 11,264,310
Research & engineering 208,168 190,194 596,573 531,971
Marketing 22,645 21,904 71,484 58,585 General & administrative
149,623 137,260 434,085 375,576 � Interest � � 61,148 � � � 68,622
� � 188,543 � � � 203,039 � Income from Continuing Operations
before taxes and minority interest 1,957,620 1,710,165 5,376,593
4,884,033 Taxes on income � � 418,142 � � � 356,168 � � 1,104,460 �
� � 1,090,730 Income from Continuing Operations before minority
interest 1,539,478 1,353,997 4,272,133 3,793,303 Minority interest
� � (13,116 ) � � - � � (25,322 ) � � - Income from Continuing
Operations 1,526,362 1,353,997 4,246,811 3,793,303 Income from
Discontinued Operations � � - � � � - � � 37,850 � � � - � Net
Income � $ 1,526,362 � � $ 1,353,997 � $ 4,284,661 � � $ 3,793,303
� Diluted Earnings Per Share Income from Continuing Operations $
1.25 $ 1.09 $ 3.46 $ 3.08 Income from Discontinued Operations � - �
� - � 0.03 � � - Net Income (3) $ 1.25 � $ 1.09 $ 3.50 � $ 3.08 �
Average shares outstanding 1,198,823 1,194,175 1,196,660 1,185,624
Average shares outstanding assuming dilution 1,225,112 1,243,808
1,228,579 1,238,675 � Depreciation & amortization included in
expenses (2) � $ 583,354 � � $ 497,661 � $ 1,655,895 � � $
1,399,570 � 1) � Includes interest income of: Third Quarter 2008 -
$31 million (2007 - $44 million) Nine Months 2008 - $93 million
(2007 - $114 million) � 2) Including Multiclient seismic data
costs. � 3) Amounts may not add due to rounding. Condensed Balance
Sheet � � � (Stated in thousands) � Assets � Sept. 30, 2008 � Dec.
31, 2007 Current Assets Cash and short-term investments $ 3,493,419
$ 3,169,033 � Other current assets � 9,584,442 � 7,886,350
13,077,861 11,055,383 Fixed income investments, held to maturity
511,090 440,127 Fixed assets 9,213,113 8,007,991 Multiclient
seismic data 277,260 182,282 Goodwill 5,294,555 5,142,083 Other
assets � 3,223,797 � 3,025,506 � � � � $ 31,597,676 � $ 27,853,372
� � Liabilities and Stockholders' Equity � � � � Current
Liabilities Accounts payable and accrued liabilities $ 4,997,311 $
4,550,728 Estimated liability for taxes on income 1,164,439
1,071,889 Bank loans and current portion of long-term debt
2,211,423 1,318,227 Convertible debentures - 353,408 � Dividend
payable � 253,064 � 210,599 8,626,237 7,504,851 Convertible
debentures 332,790 415,897 Other long-term debt 3,194,968 3,378,569
Postretirement benefits 830,659 840,311 Other liabilities � 741,678
� 775,975 13,726,332 12,915,603 Minority interest 73,588 61,881
Stockholders' Equity � 17,797,756 � 14,875,888 � � � � $ 31,597,676
� $ 27,853,372 Net Debt �Net Debt� represents gross debt less cash,
short-term investments and fixed income investments, held to
maturity. Management believes that Net Debt provides useful
information regarding the level of Schlumberger indebtedness by
reflecting cash and investments that could be used to repay debt.
Details of Net Debt follow: � (Stated in millions) � Nine Months �
2008 Net Debt, January 1, 2008 $ (1,857 ) Net income 4,285
Depreciation and amortization 1,656 Excess of equity income over
dividends received (178 ) Increase in working capital requirements
(918 ) Capital expenditure (1) (2,815 ) Dividends paid (712 )
Proceeds from employee stock plans 272 Stock repurchase program
(1,665 ) Business acquisitions (345 ) Conversion of debentures 436
Other 39 Translation effect on net debt � 67 � � Net Debt, Sept.
30, 2008 $ (1,735 ) � � Components of Net Debt � Sept. 30, 2008 �
Dec. 31, 2007 Cash and short-term investments $ 3,493 $ 3,169 Fixed
income investments, held to maturity 511 440 Bank loans and current
portion of long-term debt (2,211 ) (1,318 ) Convertible debentures
(333 ) (769 ) Other long-term debt � (3,195 ) � (3,379 ) � $ (1,735
) $ (1,857 ) � (1) Including Multiclient seismic data expenditure.
Business Review � � � � � � (Stated in millions) Third Quarter Nine
Months 2008 � 2007 � % chg 2008 � 2007 � % chg Oilfield Services
Revenue $ 6,356 $ 5,128 24 % $ 18,027 $ 14,862 21 % Pretax
Operating Income $ 1,699 $ 1,505 13 % $ 4,905 $ 4,424 11 % �
WesternGeco Revenue $ 892 $ 794 12 % $ 2,239 $ 2,165 3 % Pretax
Operating Income $ 355 $ 306 16 % $ 748 $ 789 (5 )% Pretax
operating income represents the segments� income before taxes and
minority interest. The pretax operating income excludes corporate
expenses, interest income, interest expense, amortization of
certain intangible assets, interest on postretirement medical
benefits and stock-based compensation costs, as these items are not
allocated to the segments. Oilfield Services Third-quarter revenue
of $6.36 billion was 5% higher sequentially and 24% higher
year-on-year. Sequential revenue increases were recorded across all
Areas led by the Canada, Mexico/Central America, US land Central,
Peru/Colombia/Ecuador and Russian GeoMarkets. In addition,
double-digit growth rates were achieved in the US land North,
Libya, Caspian, Brunei/Malaysia/Philippines and Qatar GeoMarkets.
Among the Technologies, growth was strongest in Well Services,
Wireline and Drilling & Measurements. Third-quarter pretax
operating income of $1.70 billion was flat sequentially but 13%
higher year-on-year. Pretax operating margin decreased to 26.7%.
Sequentially, growth was experienced from stronger demand for Well
Services and Wireline technologies in Canada following the spring
break-up; increased operating leverage in Russia; and increased
higher-margin services in Peru/Colombia/Ecuador. However, this
growth was offset by the hurricane-related effects in the US; an
increased mix of low-margin third-party managed services for
Integrated Project Management (IPM) in Mexico/Central America; and
reduced high-technology services in the Gulf and North Sea
GeoMarkets. North America Revenue of $1.5 billion increased 4%
sequentially and 15% year-on-year. Pretax operating income of $317
million decreased 8% sequentially and 9% year-on-year. Canada
recorded strong sequential growth with the rapid recovery in rig
count following spring break-up resulting in robust demand for Well
Services, Wireline and Drilling & Measurements technologies.
The US land GeoMarkets experienced growth on a more favorable mix
of Well Services, Drilling & Measurements and Wireline
services. These increases were partially offset by a sharp
reduction in activity in the US Gulf of Mexico due to Hurricanes
Gustav and Ike and a slow-down in Alaska for seasonal rig and
infrastructure maintenance. Pretax operating margin decreased
sequentially to 21.1% primarily as a result of the overall impact
of the Gulf of Mexico hurricane season and the slow-down in Alaska.
This impact was partially offset by a sharp margin improvement in
Canada on increased activity and efficiency. In the North Texas
Barnett Shale, Schlumberger Well Services performed StimMAP LIVE*
fracture mapping and stimulation operations in conjunction with
StimMORE* diversion technology for naturally fractured reservoirs.
The service was performed on two horizontal wells using a third
well to�monitor micro-seismic events in real time. The StimMAP LIVE
data were input into a�Petrel* 3D earth model to give real-time
visualization capability that enabled redesign of the planned
stimulation to improve the total stimulated reservoir volume. The
original design of 14 stages was reduced to 8 and StimMORE
diversion helped the fracture grow away from a potential fault. In
southeastern Oklahoma, PetroQuest used the Schlumberger Wireline
Flow Scanner* production logging system for horizontal and deviated
wells in a Woodford Shale well to establish the production profile.
Water entries were identified near the middle of the lateral
section and at the middle of the productive zones. These zones were
then sealed off, improving gas production from 1.1 MMscf/d to 1.4
MMscf/d while decreasing water production from 650 to 150 bbl/d�the
latter improvement being of significant value due to the high cost
of water disposal. In South Texas, Schlumberger Drilling &
Measurements deployed PeriScope* 3D imaging-while-drilling
technology for a customer to drill a 1,000-ft lateral well in a
15-ft thick sand formation bracketed by shales above and below.
After drilling only 400 ft the well entered shale, but close
collaboration between the operator and Schlumberger using
interpreted PeriScope data led to a decision to continue drilling
in the original direction. This decision proved correct as the well
re-entered the sand to penetrate an additional 400 ft of reservoir.
In Alaska, Schlumberger Drilling & Measurements provided
directional and formation evaluation services including the Scope*
family of technologies that enabled BP to drill the area�s first
hexalateral well with six parallel horizontal laterals stacked one
on top of each other. The shallow, complex well design totaled
29,000 ft and was drilled in two and a half months with no
attributable lost time. Schlumberger has since drilled a similarly
designed pentalateral well and the success of these wells has led
BP to plan another hexalateral well to help unlock the oil trapped
in the Schrader Bluff formation. In western Canada, Schlumberger
Sensaline* fiber-optic distributed temperature sensors were
deployed for Encana in the Deep Basin area as a viable and
cost-effective technique for reservoir surveillance in multi-zone
gas wells. Use of the technology lowered operator costs by
eliminating the need to deploy the workover rig or snubbing unit
required to run a conventional spinner flowmeter survey. Latin
America Revenue of $1.14 billion was 8% higher sequentially and
increased 32% year-on-year. Pretax operating income of $230 million
decreased 5% sequentially but increased 13% year-on-year.
Sequential revenue growth was led by Mexico/Central America driven
primarily by increased IPM activity and by Peru/Colombia/Ecuador on
strong activity for Wireline and Drilling & Measurements
services. In addition, the Brazil GeoMarket contributed to growth
through robust demand for exploration-related technologies as well
as through higher Schlumberger Information Solutions (SIS) software
sales. Pretax operating margin declined sequentially to 20.1% as
the increased demand for high-technology Wireline and Drilling
& Measurements services in Peru/Colombia/Ecuador and Brazil was
insufficient to offset an increased mix of low-margin third-party
managed services in IPM projects in the Mexico/Central America
GeoMarket. Cost inflation across the Area also contributed to the
margin decline. In Mexico, Schlumberger IPM conducted a number of
Wireline Sonic Scanner* advanced acoustic scanning tool operations
to evaluate well-bore stability in tertiary formations for Pemex.
The results helped determine the stress-related anisotropy and the
severe changes in stress direction that would affect drilling
performance. The results also helped evaluate well-bore mechanical
damage to enable detection of mechanically weak intervals in the
stratigraphic column. Based on this information IPM changed
drilling parameters in these tertiary formation wells. Schlumberger
Well Services StimMAP LIVE technology was used to conduct three
fracture stimulation jobs monitored in real time from a single
observer well to determine fracture orientation in the Coyotes
field in the Chicontepec basin in Mexico. The results determined
fracture azimuths that were consistent with previous understanding
and enabled better definition of injection parameters for a pilot
water injection project in a neighboring field in the basin. Also
in Mexico, Schlumberger Wireline conducted a multi-azimuth walkaway
vertical seismic profile job for Pemex to successfully image a salt
body offshore. The resulting high-resolution seismic image
correctly mapped the salt body and helped redefine well locations
around the structure to avoid potential loss of rig time during
drilling. Petroproduccion, a Petroecuador subsidiary, awarded SIS
and WesternGeco a joint contract to provide assessment, validation,
transfer, storage and archiving of field seismic data together with
the required hardware and software infrastructure.�The award
reflects the strong value the customer placed on a single point of
contact for SIS petrotechnical solutions and WesternGeco seismic
expertise. Europe/CIS/Africa Revenue of $2.17 billion increased 5%
sequentially and 28% year-on-year. Pretax operating income of $628
million increased 8% sequentially and 27% year-on-year.
Sequentially, revenue growth was led by the Russian GeoMarkets with
the summer seasonal offshore exploration campaigns in the East and
strong demand for Well Services technologies in the North and South
while the Caspian GeoMarket experienced a sharp rise in activity
resulting in strong demand for exploration-related technologies.
Libya revenue increased in both exploration- and
development-related activities that led to robust demand for
Wireline, Drilling & Measurements and Well Services
technologies, and the West & South Africa GeoMarket recorded
exploration-related growth for Wireline and Well Testing services.
Framo technologies also contributed to growth. These increases
however, were partially offset by a decrease in both exploration
and development rig activity in the North Sea GeoMarket that
resulted in reduced demand for Wireline, Drilling &
Measurements and Well Testing services. Pretax operating margin
increased sequentially to 29.0% primarily due to higher activity
coupled with the more favorable mix of exploration-related services
in Russia. This increase was partially offset by the less favorable
activity mix in the North Sea. Offshore Romania, Schlumberger Well
Services ran a three-stage StageFRAC* fracture stimulation for
Petrom, the Romanian national oil company. The operation, which
represented the first deployment of the technique in Europe, was
performed in a single sequence from a supply vessel resulting in
time savings of more than 12 days while avoiding costly rig and
vessel standby time. Post-fracture results exceeded expectations
with oil production of 88 tonnes/day at constant well-head
pressure. StageFRAC technology is part of the Contact* family of
staged fracturing and completion services. In Algeria, IPM signed a
joint-venture agreement with ENAFOR, a subsidiary of Sonatrach, to
provide integrated well construction services for the development
of hydrocarbon reserves. The new company�known as Sahara Well
Construction Services�will combine the integrated project
management expertise of Schlumberger with the local knowledge and
experience of one of Algeria�s leading drilling contractors. Under
the terms of the agreement, the joint venture will focus on project
and rig management, personnel training and technology application.
In the Russian sector of the Caspian Sea, Schlumberger Well Testing
ran a full package of testing services on an exploration well for
CentercaspNetftegaz, a joint venture between Gazprom and Lukoil,
resulting in the discovery of a new reservoir in the Centralnaya
block. The job was deployed from a semisubmersible rig at a water
depth of 460 m using a full set of equipment, including surface
testing, data acquisition, tubing-conveyed perforating, SenTREE*
subsea well control systems, and fluid sampling. In Angola,
Schlumberger Drilling & Measurements SeismicVision* real-time
seismic-while-drilling technology was deployed on the Dalia field
for Total to reduce formation evaluation risks in a highly deviated
deepwater environment. The service is being considered for other
applications in deepwater exploration in West Africa. In Germany,
Schlumberger teamed up with ExxonMobil Production Deutschland GmbH
(Germany), the operator for MEEG (100% ExxonMobil-owned affiliate)
and BEB (a 50%-50% joint venture between Shell and ExxonMobil) to
further develop their tight gas reserves through the use of
fracture stimulation.�A well targeting a Carboniferous formation
was fractured using ThermaFOAM* CO2 fracture fluid system in an
attempt to drastically reduce fracture damage.�The resulting
treatment reduced the amount of water injected by 60% and reduced
the overall amount of gel injected by 70% when compared to
traditional treatments.�The initial post-fracture gas rate was
approximately 13 MMscf/d, an increase of over 2 times the rate
predicted. In Italy, Schlumberger Drilling & Measurements
EcoScope* logging-while-drilling technology for environmentally
sensitive operations was used to acquire real-time formation
density and neutron porosity measurements in a gas storage well.
This unique technology deploys electronic rather than chemical
neutron sources for lower environmental impact. Middle East &
Asia Revenue of $1.49 billion was 4% higher sequentially and 22%
higher year-on-year. Pretax operating income of $530 million
increased 1% sequentially and 21% year-on-year. Sequentially, the
Brunei/Malaysia/Philippines GeoMarket grew on strong Completions
product sales as well as on increased exploration activity that
resulted in robust demand for Wireline and Well Testing services.
The East Mediterranean, Qatar, Arabian and India GeoMarkets
experienced growth from a more favorable mix of services. These
increases were partially offset by a decrease in the Gulf GeoMarket
due to a general shift from drilling to workover activity that
resulted in sharply lower Wireline services. Pretax operating
margin moderated sequentially to 35.5% as the positive impact of
high-technology services primarily in the Qatar and India
GeoMarkets was insufficient to offset the combined effects of a
less favorable revenue mix in Indonesia and the shift to
lower-margin workover activity in the Gulf. In Saudi Arabia, the
Saudi Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources signed a contract
to establish a seismic data bank center in Dhahran to house the
seismic surveys and results of exploration for non-associated gas
in the Kingdom. Schlumberger will execute the project and provide
the Ministry with programs, equipment and support as well as
training and data loading services. The project will enable the
Ministry to maintain a complete data center through expansion to
include well logging and testing, samples, geological models and
reservoir simulation data as well as other exploration and
production data. In the Indonesian remote Arafura Sea, IPM assisted
INPEX in completing a four-well appraisal campaign in water depths
ranging from 580 m to 730 m, proving significant gas reserves and
acquiring subsurface information required for the field development
plan. Schlumberger provided project management, wireline logging,
cementing and well testing services. In India, Schlumberger Well
Services deployed a new cementing technology to ensure zonal
isolation of a gas-bearing zone located above the main reservoir in
an offshore well in which drilling problems occurred. A combination
of UltraLiteCRETE*, LiteCRETE* and CemNET* cementing technologies
was pumped to combat loss of circulation resulting in isolation of
the gas zone through successful cement placement. WesternGeco
Third-quarter revenue of $892 million increased 33% sequentially
and 12% year-on-year. Pretax operating income of $355 million was
81% higher sequentially and increased 16% year-on-year.
Sequentially, Marine revenue increased sharply on strong activity
in the North Sea and the transfer of three vessels from
multi-client to proprietary surveys during the quarter. Multiclient
revenue grew due to increased sales in North America, Latin America
and Europe. Data Processing also recorded higher revenue primarily
in Europe, North America and India. However, these increases were
partially offset by a decrease in Land revenue on reduced activity
and contract completions in North Africa and Latin America. Pretax
operating margin increased sequentially to 39.8% mainly due to
increased Marine activity with seasonally stronger pricing and to
Multiclient as a result of the increased sales and more favorable
margin mix. These increases were partially offset by lower Land
operating income resulting from the impact of reduced crew
utilization and contract completions. WesternGeco completed the
first commercial Coil Shooting* full-azimuth marine seismic survey
for Eni Indonesia. The project, which has received full technical
support and endorsement from the Indonesian authorities, covered
the Tulip Reservoir in the Bukat PSC in Kalimantan, Indonesia. The
acquisition commenced in July 2008 using the seismic vessel Geco
Topaz. The data will be processed with WesternGeco depth imaging
software and integrated with Schlumberger inversion products. Coil
Shooting is a unique full-azimuth acquisition and processing
technique made possible with Q-Marine* technology, using a single
seismic vessel to record 360 degrees of azimuth over a survey area�
removing the need for additional source vessels. WesternGeco
completed the acquisition phase of a major electromagnetics project
to acquire and interpret Controlled Source Electromagnetics (CSEM)
and Marine Magnetotellurics (MMT) data over selected prospects
offshore Greenland.�The survey data were acquired using the M/V
Toisa Valiant, a specialized electromagnetics vessel. The next
phase of the project is to complete data processing, inversion,
interpretation and integration with other measurements. In Libya,
Gazprom Libya BV awarded WesternGeco a Q-Land* seismic acquisition
and processing contract covering 3,400 sq km of 3D seismic over the
Ghadames Basin.�In order to improve the imaging of this deep
target, Gazprom selected the Q-Land system combined with
WesternGeco DX-80 vibrators and low-frequency, low-distortion MD
Sweep* maximum displacement sweep technology. Also in Libya, BP
Exploration Libya Ltd awarded WesternGeco a land seismic
acquisition contract covering 7,200 sq km of 3D seismic over the
Ghadames contract areas. In addition, BP awarded WesternGeco a data
processing contract for both the Ghadames land data and offshore
marine data from the Sirte basin for a total area of�30,000 sq km,
which will be provided through a dedicated processing center in
Tripoli. PVEP Bach Dang Operating Company (Vietnam) awarded
WesternGeco the first Q-Marine survey in Vietnam waters. The 500-sq
km survey began acquisition in June 2008, with the objective of
gathering data for structural imaging with high vertical and
lateral resolution. In the quarter, WesternGeco began phase V of
the E-Octopus wide-azimuth program. Employing Q-Marine technology,
this latest survey is designed to better define the geology of the
northwest Green Canyon area in the Gulf of Mexico. About
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customers working in the oil and gas industry. The company employs
more than 84,000 people of over 140 nationalities working in
approximately 80 countries. Schlumberger supplies a wide range of
products and services from seismic acquisition and processing;
formation evaluation; well testing and directional drilling to well
cementing and stimulation; artificial lift and well completions;
and consulting, software, and information management. In 2007,
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