Houston-based business, Baker Hughes joins oil rivals in pausing Russian operations

HOUSTON, Texas -- U.S. oil field services company Baker Hughes said Saturday that it was suspending new investments for its Russia operations, a day after similar moves were announced by rivals Halliburton Co. and Schlumberger.Russia's invasion of UkraineIn its statement, Baker Hughes, which also has headquarters in London, said the company is complying with applicable laws and sanctions as it fulfills current contractual obligations.

"The crisis in Ukraine is of grave concern, and we strongly support a diplomatic solution," said Lorenzo Simonelli, chairman and CEO of Baker Hughes. Halliburton announced Friday that it suspended future business in Russia. Halliburton said it halted all shipments of specific sanctioned parts and products to Russia several weeks ago and that it will prioritize safety and reliability as it winds down its remaining operations in the country.

Schlumberger said that it had suspended investment and technology deployment to its Russia operations. "Safety and security are at the core of who we are as a company, and we urge a cessation of the conflict and a restoration of safety and security in the region," Schlumberger CEO Olivier Le Peuch said in a statement.

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Baker Hughes becomes the latest oil company to pull investments from RussiaIts announcement came a day after its rivals took similar steps in response to U.S. sanctions on Russia. Why do you guys post stories that have not been verified, such as the letter from Ukrainian Danilov requesting additional aid was sent to the US government? Garbage work on your part and part of the Russian disinformation squad.
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