Baker Hughes reported third-quarter adjusted earnings of 70 cents a share, beating the 61-cent consensus, on revenue of $8.03 billion, up 14% and above the $7.75 billion expected. Net income fell to $411 million from $609 million a year earlier. Orders rose 31% to $10.76 billion. The Chart acquisition added $888 million in revenue. CEO Lorenzo Simonelli cited energy security, AI demand, and growth markets as tailwinds.
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