Halliburton is negotiating terms to restart Venezuela operations after sanctions, with CEO Miller saying discussions are progressing, facilities are in better shape than expected, and the company is recruiting engineers for a possible return.Halliburton is engaging with clients to restart Venezuelan operations as sanctions ease, with Jeff Miller confirming ongoing terms discussions and noting facilities are in better condition. The firm, which exited Venezuela in 2020, is recruiting engineers and technicians for a potential return.

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2026-04-21 22:49:50

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Halliburton is actively discussing commercial terms with customers for restarting operations in Venezuela, driven by renewed interest in the country’s oil reserves following the easing of U.S. sanctions. CEO Jeff Miller confirmed discussions are progressing and many of the company’s facilities are in better condition than expected. Halliburton, which exited Venezuela in 2020, has also begun recruiting engineers and technicians for its potential return.

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