HMH Holding

HMH Holding

Oil & Gas Field Machinery

Company website
Foundation year

2021

About

The company provides drilling equipment and services for the oil and gas industry and is incorporated in Delaware. Baker Hughes and Akastor are the owners of HMH Holding, each holding a 50 percent stake in the company prior to the IPO.

The company is a leading provider of highly engineered mission-critical equipment solutions, offering customers a comprehensive portfolio of drilling equipment, services, and systems used in both offshore and onshore oil and gas drilling operations. Its global reach, technical expertise, and innovative product offerings, combined with integrated operations from manufacturing to aftermarket services, enable it to deliver first-class technology, engineering, and project management services throughout the entire asset lifecycle of the equipment provided. Additionally, the company is expanding its portfolio of products and services to adjacent industries, such as mining. The complexity and criticality of its installed equipment make it a preferred choice for aftermarket support, particularly in the offshore environment, which is subject to extensive regulation.

The company's comprehensive portfolio of offerings, supported by integrated delivery capabilities and a broad range of applications, allows it to address a full range of customer priorities. Global operations include a presence in 16 countries and sales in more than 60 countries. Core customers include drilling contractors, as well as operators, oil and gas companies, mining companies, and manufacturers.

Underwriters

J.P. Morgan, Piper Sandler, Evercore ISI, Citigroup, Stifel, DNB Markets


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STE 1 #1960 Wilmington, DE, USA

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