Founded in 1919 and originally headquartered in the United States, Halliburton moved to Dubai, UAE in 2007. It is a leading global integrated oilfield services and energy equipment supplier. Its main business covers the entire oil and gas industry chain, including exploration, drilling, completion, production, and infrastructure construction. Subsidiaries include Halliburton Energy Services and KBR Engineering & Construction, with operations in over 100 countries and regions and more than 85,000 employees. In 2023, it ranked 197th on the Fortune 500 list with revenue of $20.297 billion.
Founded by Eller Halliburton, the company initially focused on cementing technology as its core competency. In 1962, it acquired Brown Roots to expand its engineering business, and in 1998, it merged with Jesse Industries to enhance its refining capabilities. In 2002, it was restructured into two independent groups: Energy Services and KBR. Subsequently, it optimized its operations through strategic adjustments such as divesting non-core businesses and expanding into Asian and African markets. Its involvement in the Iraqi reconstruction project triggered investigations by several governments. In 2023, Halliburton received US approval to maintain essential operations in Venezuela until November of that year.

Halliburton is a multinational corporation based in the United States and one of the world's largest oilfield services companies, operating in more than 80 countries. It has hundreds of subsidiaries, branches, brands, and divisions worldwide, employing approximately 100,000 people.
The company has two headquarters, one in Houston, Texas, and one in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The company remains registered in the United States.
Company Name: Halliburton, Inc.
Official Domain: halliburton.com
Domain Created: October 17, 1995
Country: United States
Headquarters Location: Houston, USA
Founded: 1919
Founder: Eller Halliburton