Oil States International Projects Growth for Fourth Quarter
The company expects Q4 revenue to reach up to $184 million following a period of sequential growth.
Updated on Oct. 30, 2026 in Oil and Gas
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Oil States International has forecasted fourth-quarter 2026 revenue between $172 million and $184 million. This outlook comes after the company reported $169.764 million in revenue for the third quarter ended September 30.
Why it matters
The company's financial forecast follows an 8% sequential increase in third-quarter revenue, signaling continued momentum in its operations. This positive outlook relies on growth trends observed across its business segments.
Oil States expects fourth-quarter adjusted EBITDA of $20 million to $23 million, building on the $20.121 million reported for the third quarter. The Offshore Manufactured Products segment currently maintains a backlog of $482 million.
The players
Oil States International
This global provider of manufactured products and services is primarily focused on the energy, industrial, and military sectors.
Lloyd Hajdik
He serves as the President and CEO of Oil States International and oversees the company's financial reporting and strategic direction.
The details
President and CEO Lloyd Hajdik detailed the projections during a recent earnings call, highlighting a quarterly book-to-bill ratio of 1.3x. The firm successfully recorded $3.116 million in net income for the period ending September 30.
Timeline
September 30, 2026: The third quarter officially ended with $169.764 million in revenue.
October 30, 2026: The company released its official fourth-quarter financial outlook.
Q4 2026: This period serves as the target for projected revenue and adjusted EBITDA growth.
December 2014: The company reached its previous high level for order backlog.
Market Landscape
This performance update reflects a broader recovery trend in the energy manufacturing sector, positioning the firm to capitalize on sustained demand for offshore products. The current $482 million backlog updates the company's historical manufacturing trajectory relative to its 2014 peak.
The projected revenue growth suggests a stabilizing operational environment for the firm, which may influence future capital investment strategies. Customers and stakeholders should monitor how these financial targets correlate with upcoming product delivery timelines.
The takeaway
The company's ability to maintain a strong book-to-bill ratio indicates steady demand for its specialized offshore equipment. Investors often use these quarterly revenue forecasts to gauge the firm's efficiency in converting its backlog into realized earnings.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by TokenPost.
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