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Baker Hughes Co

BKRNASDAQEnergyOil & Gas Field Machinery & EquipmentCIK 0001701605Large-cap benchmark

Latest 10-K: FY2025, filed Feb 5, 2026 · Open the 10-K (Inline XBRL) ↗

Revenue
$27.73B
0.3%YoYdown from FY2024
TotalRevenue
Gross profit
Not reported
Net income
$2.59B
13.1%YoYdown from FY2024
NetIncome
Free cash flow
$2.54B
23.5%YoYup from FY2024

At a glance

Growth

  • Baker Hughes Co reported revenue of $27.73B for fiscal 2025, down 0.3% from fiscal 2024.
  • Revenue grew faster than the median S&P 500 member in 2 of the last 5 fiscal years.

Profitability

  • Net margin was 9.3%, against a median of 12.8% across S&P 500 members for the same fiscal year.
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Data as of Oct 30, 2026 · Sources: SEC EDGAR 10-K

Financial statements

Annual figures from the 10-K, most recent fiscal year first.

Income Statement

5 annual periods

Chip: YoY change.

Income Statement, annual, newest fiscal year first. 4Y CAGR: compound annual growth from the oldest to the newest year shown. Muted line: large-cap benchmark median change. Line under a label: how many large-cap benchmark companies its median rests on.
Line itemFY2025FY2024FY2023FY2022FY20214Y CAGR
Revenue
$27.73B0.3%down
Benchmark median 6.4%
$27.83B9.1%up
Benchmark median 4.5%
$25.51B20.6%up
Benchmark median 4.8%
$21.16B3.2%up
Benchmark median 10.3%
$20.50B1.0%down
Benchmark median 13.8%
7.8%
Benchmark median 6.6%
Gross Profit
Median of 315 / 498
—
—
—
—
—
—
Benchmark median 6.2%
Operating Income
Median of 373 / 498
—
$3.08B33.0%up
Benchmark median 7.4%
$2.32B95.5%up
Benchmark median 4.9%
$1.19B9.5%down
Benchmark median 7.5%
$1.31Bn/m
Benchmark median 23.5%
—
Benchmark median 7.2%
Net Income
$2.59B13.1%down
Benchmark median 4.8%
$2.98B53.3%up
Benchmark median 5.7%
$1.94Bn/m
Benchmark median 1.9%
negative: -$0.60Bn/m
Benchmark median 1.3%
negative: -$0.22Bn/m
Benchmark median 33.9%
n/m
Benchmark median 4.1%
EPS (Diluted)
—
$2.9856.0%up
Benchmark median 7.9%
$1.91n/m
Benchmark median 1.9%
negative: -$0.61n/m
Benchmark median 1.5%
negative: -$0.27n/m
Benchmark median 34.8%
—
Benchmark median 5.6%

Balance Sheet

5 annual periods

Chip: YoY change.

Balance Sheet, annual, newest fiscal year first. 4Y CAGR: compound annual growth from the oldest to the newest year shown. Muted line: large-cap benchmark median change. Line under a label: how many large-cap benchmark companies its median rests on.
Line itemFY2025FY2024FY2023FY2022FY20214Y CAGR
Total Assets
$40.88B6.6%up
Benchmark median 5.6%
$38.36B3.8%up
Benchmark median 3.4%
$36.95B8.1%up
Benchmark median 4.1%
$34.18B3.2%down
Benchmark median 2.2%
$35.31B7.1%down
Benchmark median 6.7%
3.7%
Benchmark median 4.7%
Total Liabilities
Median of 357 / 498
—
—
—
—
—
—
Benchmark median 4.4%
Stockholders' Equity
$19.01B11.5%up
Benchmark median 6.8%
$17.05B9.9%up
Benchmark median 5.4%
$15.52B6.8%up
Benchmark median 7.3%
$14.53B13.3%down
Benchmark median 2.5%
$16.75B8.2%down
Benchmark median 9.0%
3.2%
Benchmark median 6.1%
Cash & Equivalents
—
—
—
—
—
—
Benchmark median 2.0%
Total Debt
$6.09B1.1%up
Benchmark median 2.1%
$6.02B0.0%unchanged
Benchmark median 0.2%
$6.02B9.6%down
Benchmark median 0.3%
$6.66B1.0%down
Benchmark median 0.1%
$6.73B11.9%down
Benchmark median -0.1%
-2.5%
Benchmark median 4.3%

Cash Flow Statement

5 annual periods

Chip: YoY change.

Cash Flow Statement, annual, newest fiscal year first. 4Y CAGR: compound annual growth from the oldest to the newest year shown. Muted line: large-cap benchmark median change. Line under a label: how many large-cap benchmark companies its median rests on.
Line itemFY2025FY2024FY2023FY2022FY20214Y CAGR
Operating Cash Flow
$3.81B14.3%up
Benchmark median 6.3%
$3.33B8.8%up
Benchmark median 4.8%
$3.06B62.2%up
Benchmark median 9.9%
$1.89B20.5%down
Benchmark median -0.7%
$2.37B82.1%up
Benchmark median 10.7%
12.6%
Benchmark median 7.0%
Capital Expenditures
$1.27B0.4%down
Benchmark median 5.4%
$1.28B4.4%up
Benchmark median 2.8%
$1.22B23.8%up
Benchmark median 11.3%
$0.99B15.5%up
Benchmark median 14.0%
$0.86B12.1%down
Benchmark median 8.1%
10.4%
Benchmark median 9.0%
Free Cash Flow
Median of 378 / 498
$2.54B23.5%up
Benchmark median 7.3%
$2.05B11.8%up
Benchmark median 6.1%
$1.84B104.4%up
Benchmark median 8.8%
$0.90B40.8%down
Benchmark median -11.3%
$1.52B360.0%up
Benchmark median 10.2%
13.7%
Benchmark median 4.9%

n/m: not meaningful — the base (the prior year, or the first year for the CAGR) was zero or negative, or a per-share figure’s share basis changed (stock split). “—” means the figure is not available.

Benchmark median = median of the companies in the benchmark universe on Dec 31 of each fiscal year, from their own 10-K filings; a change counts only companies whose prior year was positive. Each median uses every member that reports the line item; where fewer than 80% do (banks and insurers file no gross profit), the row names how many. Published where at least 250 companies report it. Updated 2026-10-27. This compares reported figures, not share-price returns. Methodology

Ratios & valuation

FY2025

Every ratio read two ways: Wall Street’s popular formula and the value investor’s stricter one. Same question, same unit. Pick a ratio.

Quality · Return on capital

Profit earned on the money in the business

14.4%

Wall Street

ROE: net income ÷ equity

FY2024 18.3%

— Not reported

Value investor

ROIC: after-tax operating profit ÷ invested capital

FY2024 11.2%

How it’s calculated

Wall Street · ROE: net income ÷ equity

Net income ÷ average stockholders' equity (start and end of year), including noncontrolling interests. Buybacks shrink equity and lift it.

return_on_equity (ratio table)

Value investor · ROIC: after-tax operating profit ÷ invested capital

Operating profit after tax ÷ invested capital (total assets − cash − non-interest-bearing current liabilities), so leverage cannot flatter it

roic (ratio table)

Each ratio measures one thing two ways, in the same unit: the popular formula, then a stricter one, so a lower figure is the stricter reading. Gap = value-investor figure minus Wall Street figure, from the figures shown.

Price-based ratios use the fiscal-year-end closing price. Free cash flow = operating cash flow − capital expenditures (we compute it; filings rarely report it). n/m = not meaningful (denominator ≤ 0); “—” = not reported. Each ratio’s formulas are under “How it’s calculated”.

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Data as of Oct 30, 2026. Canonical address: https://valuein.biz/data/BKR

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Valuein. (2026, October 30). Baker Hughes Co (BKR) financial statements, earnings power and smart-money summary [Data set]. Source: SEC EDGAR filings. https://valuein.biz/data/BKR
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10-K filed Feb 5, 2026 · accession 0001701605-26-000007

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