HAL HALLIBURTON CO Insider Trading

CFO Eric Carre sold 24.8K HAL shares at $35.89 (10b5-1 plan); stock down 20.6% from 52-week high, -16.5% in 30 days

Eric Carre, EVP & CFO, sold 24,778 shares on 2026-06-18 at $35.89 per share under a pre-arranged 10b5-1 trading plan adopted on 2026-03-18, reducing his holdings by 14.3% to 148,520 shares. The sale occurred as HAL stock is down 20.6% from its 52-week high of $43.59 and has declined 16.5% over the past 30 days and 9.2% over 90 days. His prior sales at HAL showed mixed outcomes: two consecutive 2025 sales preceded negative 30- and 90-day returns, though an earlier 2023 sale was followed by positive near-term gains. Because this transaction is scheduled under a 10b5-1 plan rather than discretionary, the timing and price represent predetermined execution rather than a forward-looking trading decision. The broader context—stock weakness and a recent earnings environment with flat net income relative to a $5.4B revenue base—warrants monitoring of the company's operational trajectory.

Beckwith Van H. (EVP, CLO) sold 198,349 shares of HAL at $41.29 under 10b5-1 plan; post-transaction holdings 146,186 shares

Beckwith Van H., EVP, Secretary and CLO, executed a sale of 198,349 shares at $41.29 on 2026-05-15 for $8,189,830.21, reducing his holdings from 344,535 shares to 146,186 shares. This transaction is part of a pre-arranged 10b5-1 trading plan adopted on 2025-08-13, meaning the sale was scheduled and non-discretionary. The current price of $42.70 is 0.6% above the 52-week high of $42.46, and the 30-day change is +14.9% while the 90-day change is +26.7%. Halliburton reported $5,402,000,000.00 in quarterly revenue and $461,000,000.00 in net income, with annual revenue growth of -3.3% and a P/E of 23.21.

HAL President Casey sells ~$852K of shares in two tranches on same day

Maxwell Michael Casey, President of Halliburton's Western Hemisphere division, sold approximately $852,445 in shares across two transactions on the same day, reducing his total holdings by about 18.6%. The sales occurred while the stock was trading modestly below its 52-week high, following a period of strong price appreciation over the prior quarter. Casey's insider track record shows only prior sell activity in this stock, with outcomes from those trades still unavailable due to their recent timing. The underlying company remains profitable with strong revenue growth, suggesting this sale reflects portfolio rebalancing or liquidity management rather than fundamental concerns about the business.

Halliburton CEO Jeffrey Allen Miller sells 158,455 shares at $40.00 under pre-arranged 10b5-1 plan adopted Feb 2025

Miller sold 158,455 shares of HAL at $40.00 on 2026-03-27 for $6,338,200.00 under a pre-arranged 10b5-1 trading plan adopted on 2025-02-13, reducing holdings from 1,171,482 shares to 1,013,027 shares. Since this transaction is part of a scheduled trading plan rather than a discretionary decision, the sale reflects automated execution according to a predetermined schedule established over a year prior, not a response to current market conditions or business developments. CEO and Director Miller retains substantial equity ownership at 1.01M shares post-sale, maintaining meaningful alignment with shareholder interests.

Beckwith Van H. (EVP, Secretary, CLO) sold 19,618 shares of HAL at $33.82 on 2026-03-16 for $663,480.76.

Beckwith sold 19,618 shares, representing a 5.4% reduction in his HAL holdings, leaving him with 344,535 shares post-transaction. The sale occurred at $33.82, below the current price of $35.64 and below the 52-week high of $36.00. At the same ticker (HAL), his prior two sales on 2026-01-23 and 2026-01-09 occurred during a 90-day window showing strong price appreciation (30-day returns of +0.4% and +8.3% respectively), though neither outcome has yet been measured at the 90-day mark due to recency. The company's fundamentals show a P/E ratio of 324.00 and annual revenue decline of -3.3%, alongside a quarterly net income of only $18.0M on $5.6B revenue. The transaction reflects a modest portfolio adjustment by a senior legal executive with substantial remaining holdings.

HAL CEO Miller sells 171.2K shares ($6.0M) at $34.96; still holds 1.10M shares post-transaction.

Miller Jeffrey Allen, Director, President & CEO of Halliburton, sold 171,200 shares on 2026-01-23 at $34.96, reducing his holdings by -13.5% from 1,272,443 to 1,101,243 shares. The sale occurred near the 52-week high of $34.16, with the stock up 22.2% over the prior 30 days and 28.3% over 90 days. Examining his same-ticker history at HAL reveals a consistent pattern: 0 of 4 prior sells at this company were well-timed at the 90-day mark, with returns ranging from -0.5% to +15.7% post-sale, suggesting his prior exits did not precede meaningful declines. The current sale's timing coincides with strong recent momentum, though the timing pattern does not yet indicate whether this represents a meaningful signal or routine liquidity management by a long-term holder retaining over 1.1 million shares.

Halliburton EVP Beckwith sells 54,348 shares at $34.96 for $1.9M; retains 344,535 shares post-sale

Van H. Beckwith, EVP, Secretary and CLO, sold 54,348 shares of Halliburton on 2026-01-23 at $34.96, reducing his stake by -13.6% to 344,535 shares. The transaction occurred near the 52-week high of $34.16 (current price), though the stock has risen 22.2% over the prior 30 days and 28.3% over 90 days. The sale represents a substantial reduction in a large holding but comes against a backdrop of flat annual revenue growth (-0.3%), modest profitability ($18.0M net income on $5.6B revenue), and a P/E of 21.90. Notably, Beckwith executed another sale at this ticker just 14 days prior (2026-01-09), and his cross-ticker track record shows only 1 prior sale, limiting pattern visibility. The timing context—near recent highs amid strong recent price momentum—warrants attention to whether subsequent company performance or forward guidance justifies the reduction.

COO Jeffrey Shannon sold 23,895 shares at $32.30; stock up 42.2% in 90 days post-transaction at $31.90 current price

Slocum Jeffrey Shannon, Director, EVP and COO, sold 23,895 shares at $32.30 on 2026-01-09, reducing his holdings by 11.3% to 187,422 shares. The sale occurred near the 52-week high of $32.63, with the stock currently at $31.90 and having appreciated 42.2% over the 90 days following the transaction. His prior sell at HAL on 2024-05-07 produced a negative 90-day return (-16.4%), marking a well-timed exit before a decline. This sale, however, represents a departure from that pattern: the stock rallied substantially post-transaction, suggesting this particular exit was poorly timed relative to subsequent price appreciation. Company fundamentals show minimal revenue growth (down 0.3% year-over-year) with modest net income of $18.0M on $5.6B quarterly revenue, and a P/E of 20.45 offers limited valuation cushion.

EVP Beckwith Van H. sold 17,798 shares of HAL at $32.30 on 2026-01-09 (344.5K shares remain post-sale).

Beckwith Van H., Executive Vice President, Secretary and Chief Legal Officer, sold 17,798 shares at $32.30 on 2026-01-09, reducing his holdings by approximately 4.9% from 362,333 shares to 344,535 shares. The sale occurred near the 52-week high of $32.63, though the stock has climbed 11.5% over the past 30 days and 42.2% over 90 days, suggesting upward momentum at the time of execution. Halliburton's fundamentals show modest growth headwinds, with annual revenue declining 0.3% year-over-year and a P/E of 20.45 against a $26.8B market cap; the quarterly net income of $18.0M on $5.6B revenue reflects a lean margin environment. The transaction is factual and routine for an executive position, though without additional context on sale scheduling or motives, the data does not conclusively signal either confidence or concern.

EVP Pope Lawrence J sold 100,000 HAL shares at $32.25 for $3.2M; retains 419.8K shares post-transaction.

Pope Lawrence J, EVP and Chief Admin Officer, executed a single sale of 100,000 shares at $32.25 on 2026-01-05, reducing his holdings by 19.2% from 519,799 to 419,799 shares. The transaction occurred near the 52-week high ($31.92), with the stock trading at $30.83 currently, down 3.4% from that peak. Halliburton's fundamentals show stagnant annual revenue growth of -0.3%, modest quarterly net income of $18.0M on $5.6B quarterly revenue, and a P/E of 19.76. The sale represents a material reduction in a senior executive's position at a time when momentum has been strong (90-day change of +28.9%), but does not eliminate his substantial remaining stake.