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DNOW Inc. Common Stock (DNOW)

14.78
-1.26 (-7.86%)
NYSE · Last Trade: Apr 4th, 11:35 PM EDT
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Competitors to DNOW Inc. Common Stock (DNOW)

Baker Hughes

Baker Hughes and DNOW compete in supplying products and services to the oil and natural gas sectors. Baker Hughes, with its strong emphasis on technology integration and offering a wide portfolio of services, is able to provide comprehensive support for upstream and downstream operations. This gives Baker Hughes a competitive advantage over DNOW, which centers more on the distribution of equipment without the extensive technological backing and service offerings that Baker Hughes can provide. The sheer scale and technological advancement of Baker Hughes make it a stronger competitor in the market.

Halliburton HAL -10.76%

Halliburton and DNOW Inc. compete primarily in the supply chain and distribution of equipment and services for the energy sector. Both companies provide a range of products, including pressure control, drilling, and completion services. However, Halliburton is often viewed as a market leader due to its extensive global footprint, established relationships with major oil and gas operators, and its comprehensive service offerings, which give it a competitive advantage in securing large contracts. DNOW, while strong in distribution and customer service, tends to focus more on the supply chain logistics side rather than full-service solutions, which can limit its competitive edge.

National Oilwell Varco NOV -10.47%

National Oilwell Varco (NOV) competes with DNOW in the provision of equipment and services for the oil and gas industry, including drilling and production technologies. NOV's extensive portfolio and established market presence give it a significant advantage; it not only competes with DNOW in equipment supply but also in offering integrated solutions for oilfield operations. While DNOW focuses on the distribution of oilfield supplies, NOV’s broader capabilities and engineering services may capture more market share, particularly from clients seeking comprehensive solutions rather than just product distribution.

Schlumberger SLB -11.30%

Schlumberger is a leading oilfield services company that, like DNOW, provides equipment and services to the energy sector. Their competition lies in the ability to offer a broad diverse range of technical solutions, including advanced data analytics and software applications that can improve drilling efficiency. Schlumberger holds a significant competitive advantage due to its technological innovations and research and development capabilities, making it a preferred partner for large-scale energy projects. In contrast, DNOW's focus is primarily on distribution, which can place it at a disadvantage when clients seek integrated solutions.