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Halliburton Takeover Of InformatiQ May Redefine Landmark’s Future!
Halliburton Company has moved to deepen its digital oilfield capabilities through the acquisition of InformatiQ AS, a Norway-based software developer focused on cloud-native applications for subsurface, drilling, well, and logistics data. The deal converts a long-standing collaboration into full ownership and strengthens Landmark’s Agile Asset Management offering at a time when Halliburton is also emphasizing technology-led differentiation across offshore, international, and unconventional markets. In its Q1 2026 earnings call, management highlighted $5.4 billion in revenue, 13% operating margin, 3% international revenue growth, and ongoing momentum in digital drilling automation, offshore collaboration, and electrified fracturing platforms such as ZEUS. Against this backdrop, InformatiQ gives Landmark a more complete software layer across asset planning, well construction, regulatory workflows, offset well analysis, and SAP-integrated logistics, potentially extending Halliburton’s role from oilfield service provider to operational data partner.
