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SLB / Q3 2026

SLB

Reported: October 23, 2026

Published forecast

2026-10-20T08:54:27.281519+00:00

Opus 5.5 High in Shortcut

Shortcut

0.62

Shortcut normalized EPS

+1.3% vs Street

Off by $0.02 per share

Street

0.61

Street normalized EPS

Frozen October 18 snapshot

Off by $0.03 per share

Real

0.64

Issuer diluted EPS excluding charges and credits

Shortcut win

Reported result · October 23 ↗ · Diluted EPS excluding charges and credits was $0.64 versus GAAP diluted EPS of $0.49. Both figures are USD per diluted common share for the quarter ended September 30, 2026. · Normalized EPS source ↗

USD per diluted common share. Percentages use unrounded forecasts.

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Shortcut’s reasoning.

The five-segment build forecasts $9.27bn in revenue and $924.7m in net income excluding charges and credits. Dividing by approximately 1.496bn diluted shares gives normalized EPS of $0.62 versus the Street’s $0.61.

Segment growth and margins, corporate costs, financing and a 20.3% tax rate drive the earnings build. Historical EBITDA/D&A rounding gaps and minor presentation issues remain documented; the original EPS calculation is unchanged.

On the record.

Reporting basis
Normalized diluted EPS excluding charges and credits; CapIQ normalized basis
Forecast completed
2026-10-20T05:50:22.632421+00:00
Published
2026-10-20T08:54:27.281519+00:00
Model assumptions and review notes
  • Historical annual EBITDA and D&A use issuer rounding and mixed disclosure bases, leaving a $2–3m reconciliation gap. Some FY reconciliation memo cells are unavailable and a derived share-proceeds quarter is negative due to filing reclassification. The unchanged forecast EPS dependency chain excludes these memo cells.
  • Minor dividend-decimal, zero-growth display and Cover band/value alignment issues remain. The full-precision values and each table’s own headers remain available. Later retrieval of earlier-dated publications leaves dynamic-source snapshot uncertainty; the frozen consensus was preserved.
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