Baker Hughes’ shares rose modestly by 2.1% following second-quarter results that showed solid execution and strong order growth, but the market refrained from a larger rally, likely reflecting lingering concerns around margin pressures and regional headwinds.
Baker Hughes reported a strong third quarter for 2025, with adjusted EBITDA of $1.24 billion and a record IET backlog of $32.1 billion, driven by significant LNG and power generation orders.