John Lienstein
CEO
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Helmerich & Payne, Inc. (NYSE: HP) Q2 2025 earnings conference call, held 2025-05-08. Replay captured from the company's public earnings webcast.

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with the scale and capabilities needed for future expansion into the premier international markets. It's been a little more than 100 days since the transaction closed and the integration is going well. Taking a long-term perspective, particularly considering the industry's current state, we are very well positioned for the future. Now we must demonstrate that we can execute on our international growth strategy I want to assure you that is what we are focused on. I want to commend our people. Two legacy organizations have come together as one team and are delivering significant value for customers. There are some noteworthy headwinds facing the industry stemming from several factors including OPEC Plus production increases and U.S. tariff initiatives that have created global economic uncertainty. Even so, we remain bullish about the long-term outlook for oil and gas markets and believe demand will continue to increase over time. The oil and gas production decline curve continues, and the only way to maintain and grow production is by drilling more wells. H&P is the most efficient driller in the U.S. and we plan to demonstrate we can do the same in international markets. I believe that our rigs, technology, people, and commercial models drive the best outcomes for our customers, and our differentiated solutions will drive our success in the future. Next, I'll spend a few minutes reviewing each of our operating segments. Our North America solutions segment remains resilient. as our customer and operational performance focus and best-in-class execution allowed us to maintain a steady rig count and realize margins that were better than our expectations going into the quarter. Looking ahead, we expect softer oil prices will lower the industry rig count as market volatility...