SLB N.V. (SLB) Enters into Strategic Partnership Through Subsidiary for Deploying Subsea Technologies

SLB N.V. (NYSE:SLB) is one of the 10 best oil and gas equipment & services stocks to buy according to hedge funds.

On April 8, SLB N.V. (NYSE:SLB) disclosed the signing of a strategic collaboration agreement between PETRONAS Suriname E&P B.V., a subsidiary of PETRONAS, and Subsea Integration Alliance, comprising SLB OneSubsea and Subsea7. This partnership is set to release the potential in the new frontier basin of Suriname by deploying economical subsea technologies.

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The partnership sets up a long-term framework for cooperation throughout the project cycle. Through this method, early collaboration is possible for joint development and creation of cost-efficient solutions that would help to expedite the development of the field and improve the economic viability of the project.

Mads Hjelmeland, the Chief Executive Officer of SLB OneSubsea, noted that cooperation and simplification would be crucial to releasing resources at a much quicker pace. According to Hjelmeland, this framework would solidify the longstanding relationship between PETRONAS Suriname and his company, which will ensure the achievement of common objectives in terms of enhancing the performance of the projects, increasing safety, and securing sustainable results.

On April 7, Charles Minervino from Susquehanna increased the price target on SLB N.V. (NYSE:SLB) from $56 to $60, resulting in an adjusted upside potential of almost 16%. The analyst also reiterated a Positive rating on the stock.

SLB N.V. (NYSE:SLB) provides technological solutions for the energy sector. Its portfolio includes carbon management and production, stimulation services, various drilling services, and more. It is also involved in the development and production of roller cone and fixed cutter drill bits and several tech-based intelligent systems.

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