Anton Oilfield Services Group (3337) Q3 2026 earnings summary
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Q3 2026 earnings summary
9 Nov, 2026Executive summary
Q3 operations faced Middle East geopolitical disruption, delaying project execution and order confirmation; management emphasized cost control, cash collection and operational resilience.
Iraq crude-oil marketing qualification expanded the service model across upstream development, oilfield services and downstream monetization.
Financial highlights
Q3 new orders were ~RMB563.1m, down 55.8% YoY; Iraq ~RMB196.6m, down 63.7%; other overseas ~RMB28.5m, down 82.3%; China ~RMB338.0m, down 40.7%.
Order backlog at 30 Sep 2026 was ~RMB18,435.5m: China ~RMB8,823.5m (47.9%), Iraq ~RMB7,249.7m (39.3%) and other markets ~RMB2,362.3m (12.8%).
Outlook and guidance
Q4 priorities include supporting Iraq project resumptions, advancing orders in mature markets, expanding overseas localized platforms and progressing major China projects in technical services, digital services and energy infrastructure.
Product priorities include oil and gas efficiency, integrated natural gas utilization and on-site intelligence, alongside tailored solutions and global oil and gas development opportunities.
Q4 receivables collection and end-to-end cash-flow management are priorities; an Employee Share Purchase Plan is planned for launch during the quarter.
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