1.
HALLIBUTRON + BAKER
HUGHES
JOHN JELLINEK

2.
A MATCH
MADE IN
HEAVEN?
A DEAL HAS BEEN
PROPOSED
BETWEEN TWO OIL
GIANTS THAT SHOW
BENEFITS ACROSS
THE BOARD, FOR
BOTH COMPANIES

3.
COST SAVINGS GALORE
• $2 billion worth of cost synergies
will be the largest immediate factor
pending a merger. $800 million
worth of expansion in the recent
North American operation areas
should create a 20% margin for
growth. Both companies’ boards
have approve the deal with a $3.5
billion breakup fee should it fall
through. With the current state of
the oil market the $2 billion dollar
cost savings will greatly help the
competitive edge of the new
company.

4.
NEW LANDS
• Combining both the cost synergies and the expansion
combinations the new company will look at around a
$1.5 billion operation efficiency surplus within North
America. This spells great forecasting futures for
Halliburton who historically holds a margin of 15%. Their
earnings per share in 2013 was $2.36. Once all of these
combinations become active, the operating margin
should bump up to 20% with a EPS 85% above last
years mark, at $4.35. These numbers are based on a
2017 mark for realization.

5.
NEW LANDS CONTINUED
• Overall with the valuation of the North American
expansion combinations, the synergies between the
merging companies would be near $3 billion dollars,
a number enough to open eyes regarding the deal.
The two, once competitors will combine as early as
June of next year pending the details of the deal go
through.

6.
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MERGERS
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