Schlumberger stock price is steady at $49.88 amid cautious investor sentiment ahead of CPI data release, which could influence energy sector risk appetite. Read: Tomi Kilgore’s detailed guide to the information available on the MarketWatch quote page Second-quarter 2025 results showed EPS of $0.74, a narrow beat over consensus estimates of $0.73. Revenue landed at $8.55 billion, slightly above projections of $8.51 billion but down 6.5% year-on-year from $9.16 billion in Q2 2024. Earnings growth remains challenged by weaker North American activity, but sequential results showed stabilization, with adjusted EBITDA margins up 21 basis points to 24%. For full-year 2025, analysts expect EPS of $2.90, down from $3.41 in the prior year, before recovering to $3.08 in 2026, implying mid-single-digit growth. Revenue estimates show $35.42 billion for 2025, climbing toward $37.14 billion in 2026 as international markets offset softness in U.S. shale. Schlumberger stock price climbed to $50.18 today, bolstered by higher-than-expected quarterly revenue in the oil services sector and robust global E&P spending patterns.