Merad Abdellah

EVP Merad Abdellah sells 60,000 SLB shares ($3.0M) at $49.70; stock now at $50.66, near 52-week high.

Merad Abdellah, EVP of Core Services & Equipment, sold 60,000 shares (−29.9% of his pre-transaction holdings) at $49.70 on 2026-01-26 for $2,982,000. The stock has since appreciated 0.0% from the 52-week high of $50.66 and is up +34.1% over the prior 30 days and +37.6% over 90 days. Across his same-ticker history at SLB, Abdellah's prior three completed sales were well-timed at the 90-day horizon (3 of 3 measured outcomes showed negative 90-day returns after each sale), suggesting a demonstrated pattern of selling before subsequent declines. However, this particular sale occurred near the 52-week high, and the stock's strong recent momentum (up +34.1% in 30 days) occurred after the transaction, making this sale's timing outcome not yet conclusive as measurable outcomes remain pending. The company trades at a P/E of 29.63 on $8.9B quarterly revenue with annual revenue growth of −1.6%, contextualizing the transaction within a mature, high-valuation environment.

EVP Merad Abdellah sells 60,000 SLB shares at $37.69 for $2.3M; consistent with prior three SLB sales—all well-timed at 90 days.

Merad Abdellah, EVP of Core Services & Equipment, sold 60,000 shares at $37.69 on 2025-11-11, reducing holdings by 27.4% from 219.4K to 159.4K shares. Critically, this marks his fourth consecutive sale at SLB, and his same-ticker history shows a perfect 3 of 3 well-timed pattern at the 90-day mark, with negative 90-day returns (-17.7%, -0.6%, -4.7%) following each prior sale. His cross-ticker track record also reflects a 100% well-timed rate across 3 prior sells. The stock has since declined 18.6% from its 52-week high of $44.33 to the current $36.07, consistent with the insider's pattern of selling ahead of weakness. While fundamentals remain solid (P/E 14.78, annual revenue growth +9.5%), the repeated execution of sales before subsequent declines warrants close attention to whether this signal reflects early visibility into near-term headwinds.

EVP Merad Abdellah sells 60,000 SLB shares at $41.44; pattern repeats with 100% well-timed rate on prior SLB sells.

Merad Abdellah, EVP of Core Services & Equipment, sold 60,000 shares of Schlumberger at $41.44 on 2025-01-29, reducing his stake by 22.2% to 210,502 shares and generating $2,486,400.00 in proceeds. This marks his third open-market sale at Schlumberger, following prior sales on 2024-10-24 and 2024-02-26, both of which were well-timed—meaning the stock declined over the subsequent 90 days. His prior two same-ticker sales generated 90-day returns of -0.6% and -4.7%, consistent with a pattern of selling before weakness. Against the 52-week high of $55.22, the stock currently trades at $40.94, down 25.9%, suggesting his prior pessimism has proven prescient. The company's fundamentals appear solid (P/E 12.11, net income $1.2B, annual revenue growth +9.5%), so the sales signal a tactical view of near-term price action rather than fundamental deterioration.

EVP Merad Abdellah sells 60,000 SLB shares for $2.5M at $41.90; stock now down 4.0% in 30 days and -15.5% in 90 days.

Merad Abdellah, EVP of Core Services & Equipment, sold 60,000 shares of Schlumberger at $41.90 on 2024-10-24, reducing his holdings by 22.1% to 211,937 shares. The sale occurred when SLB was trading near mid-range levels, approximately 29.9% below the 52-week high of $58.84. Post-sale, the stock has declined 4.0% over 30 days and 15.5% over 90 days, consistent with his cross-ticker track record in which 100.00% of his prior sells were well-timed (preceding declines). His prior SLB sale on 2024-02-26 similarly preceded a 90-day decline of -4.7%. The fundamentals remain solid—$9.2B in quarterly revenue, +18.0% annual growth, and a P/E of 13.01—yet the recent price weakness and this significant equity reduction by a senior executive merit investor attention to near-term catalysts and forward guidance.