Slb N.V. — Wall Street Analyst Estimates & Price Targets

SLB

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Last close · Oct 16, 202649.50+1.13 (+2.34%)

Market cap$73.5B

6 firms' latest targets, last 90 days: median $66.00 ($62.00–$75.00), 33% above the last close.

Price and published targets

daily close, 12 months · each dot a target, a firm's latest darker

Each firm's latest target

last 90 days · 6 firms

Date	Firm	Target	Previous	Change	Vs price then	Vs price now
2026-09-14	UBS	$75.00	$72.00	▲ 4%	+34%	+52%
2026-07-27	Evercore ISI	$66.00	$64.00	▲ 3%	+26%	+33%
2026-07-27	Susquehanna	$62.00	$55.00	▲ 13%	+18%	+25%
2026-07-27	Piper Sandler	$64.00	$59.00	▲ 8%	+22%	+29%
2026-07-27	Barclays	$67.00	$64.00	▲ 5%	+28%	+35%
2026-07-26	Jefferies	$66.00	$65.00	▲ 2%	+26%	+33%

Consensus estimates

revenue and EPS by fiscal year · reported years marked

FY	Revenue	YoY	EPS	YoY	Revenue range	EPS range	Analysts
2023reported	$33.1B	+18%	$2.91	+22%	est. $33.1B+0%	est. $2.96	19
2024reported	$36.3B	+10%	$3.11	+7%	est. $36.2B+0%	est. $3.41	18
2025reported	$35.7B	-2%	$2.35	-24%	est. $35.5B+0%	est. $2.88	15
2026	$36.9B	+3%	$2.45	-15%	$36.7B–$37.1B	$2.38–$2.67	19
2027	$40.0B	+8%	$3.19	+30%	$37.9B–$41.3B	$2.98–$3.36	19
2028	$43.1B	+8%	$3.77	+18%	$42.7B–$43.6B	$2.86–$4.54	14
2029	$45.5B	+5%	$4.27	+13%	$42.7B–$46.9B	$3.93–$4.45	8
2030	$46.7B	+3%	$4.34	+2%	$43.8B–$48.2B	$3.99–$4.52	12

A reported year shows the company's figures, with the consensus beside it (revenue against it in %). Reported EPS is GAAP diluted; the analysts' EPS usually leaves items such as stock compensation out, so the two are not like for like. Faded: a year the valuation models do not read — they read the first 3, and a later one only while 10 or more analysts cover every year up to it — or one under 5 analysts.

The analysts at a glance

$66.00median target, 33% above the last close

Firms with a target · last 90 days: 6
Lowest – highest target: $62.00 – $75.00
Current grades of 18 firms: positive / neutral / negative: 17 / 0 / 1
Upgrades / downgrades · 12 months: 1 / 2
Consensus revenue growth · next 3 FY: +6% a year

Current grades

each firm's latest · 18 firms

As of	Firm	Grade
2026-10-15	Barclays	“Overweight”
2026-09-14	UBS	“Buy”
2026-07-27	BMO Capital	“Outperform”
2026-07-27	Evercore ISI	“Outperform”
2026-07-27	TD Cowen	“Buy”
2026-07-27	Morgan Stanley	“Overweight”
2026-07-27	Piper Sandler	“Overweight”
2026-07-27	Susquehanna	“Positive”
2026-07-10	Raymond James	“Outperform”
2026-07-01	Citigroup	“Buy”

8 more

2026-06-18	Stifel	“Buy”
2026-06-16	RBC Capital	“Outperform”
2026-05-11	Bernstein	“Outperform”
2026-04-27	J.P. Morgan	“Overweight”
2026-03-04	Goldman Sachs	“Buy”
2026-02-02	Jefferies	“Buy”
2026-01-27	Freedom Capital Markets	“Sell”
2026-01-26	Bank of America	“Buy”

Grade changes

last 24 months · 6

Date	Firm	Grade
2026-01-27	Freedom Capital Markets	“Hold” → “Sell” downgrade
2026-01-06	Freedom Capital Markets	“Buy” → “Hold” downgrade
2026-01-06	Evercore ISI	“In Line” → “Outperform” upgrade
2025-04-08	Wells Fargo	“Equal Weight” → “Overweight” upgrade
2025-04-07	Piper Sandler	“Overweight” → “Neutral” downgrade
2025-01-15	Evercore ISI	“Outperform” → “In Line” downgrade

54 older than 24 months

2024-04-29	Wells Fargo	“Overweight” → “Equal Weight” downgrade
2023-03-14	Susquehanna	“Positive” → “Outperform” revised
2023-01-12	Wolfe Research	“Outperform” → “Peer Perform” downgrade
2022-07-27	Benchmark	“Hold” → “Buy” upgrade
2022-04-27	HSBC	“Hold” → “Buy” upgrade
2022-01-26	BNP Paribas Exane	“Neutral” → “Outperform” upgrade
2021-10-07	J.P. Morgan	“Neutral” → “Overweight” upgrade
2021-08-04	HSBC	“Reduce” → “Hold” upgrade
2021-01-25	Bank of America	“Neutral” → “Buy” upgrade
2020-12-10	HSBC	“Hold” → “Reduce” downgrade
2020-07-27	Citigroup	“Neutral” → “Buy” upgrade
2020-07-15	TD Cowen	“Market Perform” → “Outperform” upgrade
2020-04-30	HSBC	“Buy” → “Hold” downgrade
2020-04-13	Wells Fargo	“Overweight” → “Equal Weight” downgrade
2020-04-06	Bernstein	“Underperform” → “Outperform” upgrade
2020-03-27	Piper Sandler	“Overweight” → “Neutral” downgrade
2020-03-09	Bank of America	“Buy” → “Neutral” downgrade
2020-03-09	CFRA	“Hold” → “Sell” downgrade
2020-03-03	UBS	“Buy” → “Neutral” downgrade
2020-01-21	TD Cowen	“Outperform” → “Market Perform” downgrade
2019-11-20	Tudor Pickering	“Sell” → “Buy” upgrade
2019-09-16	Barclays	“Equal Weight” → “Overweight” upgrade
2019-09-10	Morgan Stanley	“Equal Weight” → “Overweight” upgrade
2019-06-07	Stifel	“Hold” → “Buy” upgrade
2019-04-22	Tudor Pickering	“Buy” → “Hold” downgrade
2019-03-15	Jefferies	“Buy” → “Hold” downgrade
2018-12-19	Credit Suisse	“Outperform” → “Neutral” downgrade
2018-12-11	J.P. Morgan	“Overweight” → “Neutral” downgrade
2018-11-26	HSBC	“Hold” → “Buy” upgrade
2018-05-05	Argus	“Hold” → “Buy” upgrade
2018-04-03	Truist	“Hold” → “Buy” upgrade
2018-02-26	Bank of America	“Neutral” → “Buy” upgrade
2018-02-12	Griffin Securities	“Neutral” → “Buy” upgrade
2018-01-22	Atlantic Equities	“Neutral” → “Overweight” upgrade
2017-10-11	BMO Capital	“Outperform” → “Market Perform” downgrade
2017-07-06	Bernstein	“Market Perform” → “Outperform” upgrade
2017-06-27	Atlantic Equities	“Overweight” → “Neutral” downgrade
2017-06-27	Guggenheim	“Buy” → “Neutral” downgrade
2017-06-21	Barclays	“Overweight” → “Equal Weight” downgrade
2016-12-02	Bernstein	“Market Perform” → “Perform” revised
2016-11-15	Jefferies	“Hold” → “Buy” upgrade
2016-07-19	Societe Generale	“Hold” → “Buy” upgrade
2016-05-10	Guggenheim	“Sell” → “Neutral” upgrade
2016-04-28	Societe Generale	“Buy” → “Hold” downgrade
2016-04-25	Griffin Securities	“Neutral” → “Sell” downgrade
2016-04-20	Standpoint Research	“Buy” → “Hold” downgrade
2016-04-20	Barclays	“Equal Weight” → “Overweight” upgrade
2015-12-18	William Blair	“Market Perform” → “Outperform” upgrade
2015-09-03	Citigroup	“Neutral” → “Buy” upgrade
2015-08-26	Standpoint Research	“Hold” → “Buy” upgrade
2015-07-20	Seaport Global	“Neutral” → “Buy” upgrade
2015-07-20	Wells Fargo	“Market Perform” → “Outperform” upgrade
2015-07-07	Scotia Howard Weil	“Outperform” → “Hold” downgrade
2015-07-07	Scotiabank	“Outperform” → “Hold” downgrade

Targets, grades and estimates are quoted from third parties (via Financial Modeling Prep) and are theirs, not ours; each target links to the report it was published in. A firm counts once, at its latest target or grade.