SLB (SLB) expects adjusted EBITDA margin to decrease 150-200bps Q/Q

SLB (SLB) expects adjusted EBITDA margin to decrease 150-200bps Q/Q.

Schlumberger (SLB) projecting a decline in adjusted EBITDA margin of 150-200bps suggests potential pressure on profitability, likely reflecting higher operational costs or weaker pricing power in the oil & gas sector. This outlook may raise concerns among investors about the company's competitive positioning and could weigh on SLB's stock performance, especially if other players in the space show similar trends.