Baker Hughes Company

Fundamentals8.0
Price Action6.0
News Sentiment7.0
AI Rating
7.0

Key Drivers

  • Strong FCF
  • Meaningful leverage
  • Balance-sheet risk

AI
AI Summary

7.0

BKR is now a hybrid industrial‑energy company where valuation hinges less on upstream cycles and more on demonstrable backlog conversion, Chart synergy delivery, and sustaining 2025 FCF/45–50% conversion targets—investors should underwrite the name to backlog-to-revenue cadence and margin mix improvement rather than short‑term OFSE swings. The principal actionable risk is execution: if $325M in Chart synergies, IET margin scale, or backlog convertibility miss, multiples and FCF upside are at material risk—monitor quarterly backlog recognition, margin progression, and net debt/EBITDA closely.

IETGrowth
ExecutionRisk
BacklogConvert‍

Price Chart

Loading chart...

Financial Metrics

-
Revenue (TTM)
-
Net Income (TTM)
-
EPS (Q)
-
MCAP

Deep Analysis

Research tool. Not personalized advice.

Fundamental Analysis

8.0

Key Financial Insights:

  • Strong FCF
  • Meaningful leverage
  • Balance-sheet risk

Baker Hughes delivered strong 2025 cash generation and returns (FCF $2.73B, ROIC ~16%) with solid free-cash conversion and dividend support, but meaningful leverage, large intangibles/negative retained earnings and quarter-to-quarter margin compression raise balance-sheet and earnings-sustainability concerns.

cashflow
intangibles

Price Behavior

6.0
Research tool. Not personalized advice. Technical analysis is for informational purposes only.

Key Price Behavior Insights:

  • Below last month SMA
  • Resistance capped rallies
  • Support holding

Stock pulled back from a late‑February peak into a mild short‑term downtrend: price sits just below the last month SMA, stalled by mid‑$60s resistance and holding above mid‑$50s support, leaving room for a measured rebound but momentum is cooled.

neutral
bearish
Support Level: $55–$57
Resistance Level: $64–$66

Pullback from late‑February peak into

Sentiment & News

7.0

Key News Insights:

  • Large bond issuance
  • Petrobras contract
  • Active 13F flows

Baker Hughes is financing its Chart acquisition with $6.5B/€3B bond sales, won a large Petrobras service contract, and is seeing active institutional rebalancing amid strong stock momentum and oil-price tailwinds.

Deal
Repositioning

Debt-funded M&A and a major Petrobras win should support near-term revenue visibility but raise leverage scrutiny as investors rebalance