KLX Energy Services Stock (NASDAQ:KLXE)
Previous Close
$2.89
52W Range
$1.46 - $4.50
50D Avg
$3.08
200D Avg
$2.33
Market Cap
$60.53M
Avg Vol (3M)
$335.05K
Beta
0.79
Div Yield
-
KLXE Company Profile
KLX Energy Services Holdings, Inc., founded in 2018 and headquartered in Houston, Texas, provides an extensive range of services and products to support onshore oil and natural gas production in the United States. The company's operations are divided into three primary geographical segments: Southwest, Rocky Mountains, and Northeast/Mid-Con. Its offerings span the entire well lifecycle, encompassing drilling, completions, production, and well intervention. For drilling activities, KLX provides directional drilling expertise, along with specialized downhole navigational and rental tools. These are complemented by critical support functions such as well planning, on-site supervision, and various accommodation and drilling equipment rentals. During the completions and well intervention phases, KLX delivers tailored solutions, including coiled tubing and nitrogen services, pressure control systems, and rental equipment for wellheads and hydraulic fracturing. The company also conducts flowback and testing, and a variety of wireline operations. Additionally, it supplies numerous sophisticated downhole tools like toe sleeves, composite and dissolvable plugs, liner hangers, and cementing equipment, alongside services such as advanced thru-tubing technologies, rig assist snubbing, acidizing, and pressure pumping. For the production stage, KLX offers maintenance-related intervention services, production blowout preventers, mechanical and slick line services, and hydro-testing. It also supplies premium tubulars and other specialized tools crucial for production. A key aspect of their work involves intervention services, where expert technicians and specialized equipment are deployed to craft engineered solutions for complex downhole issues. In essence, KLX Energy Services Holdings, Inc. equips companies involved in the exploration and development of both conventional and unconventional onshore oil and natural gas reserves across North America with essential technical services, tools, and equipment.