How Has Baker Hughes’ Revenue And EBITDA Changed Over The Last Five Years?

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Baker Hughes (NYSE:BHI), the third largest oilfield services company, has performed well post the economic slowdown in 2010 as the global economies recovered. The company’s revenue grew almost 55% between 2010-2014, while its EBITDA increased close to 70% during the same time. However, the slump in commodity prices that began in the later half of 2014 hit Baker Hughes’ revenue as well as profitability severely. The oilfield contractor’s revenue in 2015 dropped more than 35% compared to 2014, while its EBITDA plunged almost 70% within a year.

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