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Patterson Uti Energy Inc's Business Segments
Patterson Uti Energy Inc's reported revenue by business segment and by geographic region, quarterly and annual, normalized against the consolidated income statement. Free below: the top 3 rows per table, this quarter and this fiscal year. Subscriber access adds the full segment history and operating income by segment.
Segment Data As of Q2 FY2026
Reportable Segments
4
Largest Segment
Completions Services
Total Revenue
$ 1,228
Regions Reported
-
Revenue Share by Reportable Segment - Q2 FY2026
- Completions Services61.4%
- Drilling Services30.4%
- Drilling Products7.4%
- Other0.8%
Revenue by Reportable Segment - Q2 FY2026
| Segment | Revenue (Millions) | % of Total |
|---|---|---|
| Completions Services | $ 754 | 61.4% |
| Drilling Services | $ 374 | 30.4% |
| Drilling Products | $ 91 | 7.4% |
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Description of Patterson Uti Energy Inc
We are a Houston, Texas-based oilfield services company that primarily owns and
operates in the United States one of the largest fleets of land-based drilling
rigs and a large fleet of pressure pumping equipment. We were formed in 1978 and
reincorporated in 1993 as a Delaware corporation.
Patterson-UTI Energy Inc. is involved in providing a range of services and products in the energy sector, primarily focused on oil and natural gas exploration and production. The company operates through two main segments: Contract Drilling Operations and Pressure Pumping Operations. Below is an extensive description of each segment, including the range of services and product offerings.
Contract Drilling Operations
Patterson-UTI offers contract drilling services to major and independent oil and natural gas operators across various regions in the United States and Canada. These services involve the use of specialized machinery known as drilling rigs, which are capable of accessing hydrocarbon reserves deep underground. The companys drilling operations are centered in the following regions:
- West Texas and Southeastern New Mexico: 42 rigs
- North Central and East Texas and Northern Louisiana: 16 rigs
- Rocky Mountain Region (Colorado, Wyoming, North Dakota): 35 rigs
- South Texas: 35 rigs
- Western Oklahoma: 24 rigs
- Appalachian Region (Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia): 43 rigs
- Western Canada: 7 rigs
Characteristics of Drilling Rigs
The drilling rigs operated by Patterson-UTI have a maximum depth capability ranging from approximately 13,000 feet to 25,000 feet. Notably, all the rigs are electric rigs, which convert power from diesel engines into electricity to operate the rigs various functions. This shift to electric-powered rigs aligns with industry trends toward efficiency and sustainability.
The drilling rigs are equipped with essential components, including:
- Engines: Provide the necessary power for operations.
- Drawworks: A system used to raise and lower the drilling equipment.
- Top Drives: Equipment that rotates the drill string for drilling.
- Masts: Structures supporting the drilling equipment.
- Pumps: Circulate drilling fluid necessary for operation.
- Blowout Preventers: Safety devices that help control the discharge of oil and gas during drilling activities.
- Drill Pipe and Other Equipment: Essential for the actual drilling process.
The selection of a specific rig for drilling operations is influenced by key factors such as the complexity of the well, site conditions, and the number of wells to be drilled in a given area.
Drilling Contracts
Patterson-UTI enters into drilling contracts primarily through competitive bidding or negotiated arrangements. The contracts may vary in duration and scope, with two primary types being:
1. Well-to-Well Contracts: These are typically short-term contracts covering the drilling of a specific well or a series of wells.
2. Term Contracts: These contracts are longer-term agreements, often lasting from six months to three years, which allow the use of a drilling rig for multiple well projects.
The nature of each drilling contract includes obligations to provide and operate drilling rigs and to cover operating expenses, such as personnel wages and maintenance costs. The company also faces the risk of contract termination by customers, which may occur on short notice.
Pressure Pumping Operations
Patterson-UTI provides comprehensive pressure pumping services primarily to customers in Texas and the Appalachian region. These services play a crucial role in the completion of oil and gas wells, especially in todays unconventional drilling environment.
Services Offered
1. Well Stimulation Services: The company specializes in hydraulic fracturing (fracking), a method used to enhance the flow of oil and gas from wells. This process involves injecting high-pressure fluids into the wellbore to create fractures in the surrounding rock formations, allowing hydrocarbons to flow more freely.
2. Cementing Services: Cementing is essential for securing and stabilizing the casing of a well. Patterson-UTI performs this service to ensure that the material placed between the wall of the wellbore and the casing effectively supports the reservoir and prevents leaks.
Pressure Pumping Contracts
Pressure pumping operations can be executed through a work order for specific jobs or through longer-term contracts. Term contracts usually outline:
- Minimum revenue commitments
- Usage requirements
- Specific project stages
Compensation for pressure pumping services includes charges for equipment, personnel, materials, and mobilization costs. As with drilling contracts, pressure pumping contracts contain indemnification rights and obligations customarily expected in the energy sector. Each contract adheres to the specific terms between Patterson-UTI and the customer, which may vary based on industry conditions and other operational dictates.
Conclusion
Patterson-UTI Energy Inc. stands as a significant player in the energy sector, providing a diversified range of contract drilling and pressure pumping services to enhance hydrocarbon extraction efficiency. With strategically placed operations across major oil and gas regions and a focus on electric drilling technology, the company is well-positioned to meet the demands of the evolving energy landscape. Each service and product it offers is tailored to meet specific customer needs while adhering to industry-practiced standards and regulations.
Contract Drilling Operations
Patterson-UTI offers contract drilling services to major and independent oil and natural gas operators across various regions in the United States and Canada. These services involve the use of specialized machinery known as drilling rigs, which are capable of accessing hydrocarbon reserves deep underground. The companys drilling operations are centered in the following regions:
- West Texas and Southeastern New Mexico: 42 rigs
- North Central and East Texas and Northern Louisiana: 16 rigs
- Rocky Mountain Region (Colorado, Wyoming, North Dakota): 35 rigs
- South Texas: 35 rigs
- Western Oklahoma: 24 rigs
- Appalachian Region (Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia): 43 rigs
- Western Canada: 7 rigs
Characteristics of Drilling Rigs
The drilling rigs operated by Patterson-UTI have a maximum depth capability ranging from approximately 13,000 feet to 25,000 feet. Notably, all the rigs are electric rigs, which convert power from diesel engines into electricity to operate the rigs various functions. This shift to electric-powered rigs aligns with industry trends toward efficiency and sustainability.
The drilling rigs are equipped with essential components, including:
- Engines: Provide the necessary power for operations.
- Drawworks: A system used to raise and lower the drilling equipment.
- Top Drives: Equipment that rotates the drill string for drilling.
- Masts: Structures supporting the drilling equipment.
- Pumps: Circulate drilling fluid necessary for operation.
- Blowout Preventers: Safety devices that help control the discharge of oil and gas during drilling activities.
- Drill Pipe and Other Equipment: Essential for the actual drilling process.
The selection of a specific rig for drilling operations is influenced by key factors such as the complexity of the well, site conditions, and the number of wells to be drilled in a given area.
Drilling Contracts
Patterson-UTI enters into drilling contracts primarily through competitive bidding or negotiated arrangements. The contracts may vary in duration and scope, with two primary types being:
1. Well-to-Well Contracts: These are typically short-term contracts covering the drilling of a specific well or a series of wells.
2. Term Contracts: These contracts are longer-term agreements, often lasting from six months to three years, which allow the use of a drilling rig for multiple well projects.
The nature of each drilling contract includes obligations to provide and operate drilling rigs and to cover operating expenses, such as personnel wages and maintenance costs. The company also faces the risk of contract termination by customers, which may occur on short notice.
Pressure Pumping Operations
Patterson-UTI provides comprehensive pressure pumping services primarily to customers in Texas and the Appalachian region. These services play a crucial role in the completion of oil and gas wells, especially in todays unconventional drilling environment.
Services Offered
1. Well Stimulation Services: The company specializes in hydraulic fracturing (fracking), a method used to enhance the flow of oil and gas from wells. This process involves injecting high-pressure fluids into the wellbore to create fractures in the surrounding rock formations, allowing hydrocarbons to flow more freely.
2. Cementing Services: Cementing is essential for securing and stabilizing the casing of a well. Patterson-UTI performs this service to ensure that the material placed between the wall of the wellbore and the casing effectively supports the reservoir and prevents leaks.
Pressure Pumping Contracts
Pressure pumping operations can be executed through a work order for specific jobs or through longer-term contracts. Term contracts usually outline:
- Minimum revenue commitments
- Usage requirements
- Specific project stages
Compensation for pressure pumping services includes charges for equipment, personnel, materials, and mobilization costs. As with drilling contracts, pressure pumping contracts contain indemnification rights and obligations customarily expected in the energy sector. Each contract adheres to the specific terms between Patterson-UTI and the customer, which may vary based on industry conditions and other operational dictates.
Conclusion
Patterson-UTI Energy Inc. stands as a significant player in the energy sector, providing a diversified range of contract drilling and pressure pumping services to enhance hydrocarbon extraction efficiency. With strategically placed operations across major oil and gas regions and a focus on electric drilling technology, the company is well-positioned to meet the demands of the evolving energy landscape. Each service and product it offers is tailored to meet specific customer needs while adhering to industry-practiced standards and regulations.