Core Lab cuts Q1 2026 revenue outlook to USD 119 million-123 million

Reuters03-24
Core Lab cuts Q1 2026 revenue outlook to USD 119 million-123 million
  • Core lowered its guidance, citing Middle East conflict-related instability that has led to client-driven project delays, travel constraints, and supply-chain disruptions.
  • Revenue is now expected to be USD 119.0 million to USD 123.0 million.
  • Operating income, ex-items, is projected at USD 5.7 million to USD 7.1 million.
  • Earnings per share, ex-items, is forecast at USD 0.05 to USD 0.07.
  • Operational impacts include constraints tied to damage to oil refining infrastructure and storage terminals, with logistical delays affecting project execution through the Strait of Hormuz.


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