Patterson-UTI Energy, Inc. is a publicly traded drilling company that provides onshore contract drilling services to exploration and production companies in the oil and natural gas industry. The company was formed through the merger of Patterson Drilling Company and UTI Energy Corporation in 2001. The headquarters is located in Houston, Texas.
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Patterson Rigs Overview
Permian Basin Rigs YTD (Report Date Sept 2026)
Patterson 255: In 2026, the Patterson 255 drilling rig operated exclusively for HighPeak in the Midland Basin, drilling a total of 21 wells year-to-date. Activity was primarily concentrated in Borden County, where the rig maintained an average drilling cadence of approximately 11.8 days per well. The performance reflects a steady development pace, with drilling efficiency consistent with large-scale horizontal pad development operations.
Patterson 814: In 2026, the Patterson 814 drilling rig operated exclusively for Chevron in the Midland Basin, drilling a total of 20 wells year-to-date. Activity was primarily concentrated in Midland County, where the rig maintained an average drilling cadence of approximately 12 days per well. The performance reflects a steady development pace, with drilling efficiency consistent with large-scale horizontal pad development operations.
Patterson 594: In 2026, the Patterson 594 drilling rig operated exclusively for Mewbourne in the Delaware Basin, drilling a total of 18 wells year-to-date. Activity was primarily concentrated in Eddy County, where the rig maintained an average drilling cadence of approximately 13.5 days per well. The performance reflects a steady development pace, with drilling efficiency consistent with large-scale horizontal pad development operations.
Patterson 812: In 2026, the Patterson 812 drilling rig operated exclusively for Chevron in the Midland Basin, drilling a total of 18 wells year-to-date. Activity was primarily concentrated in Midland County, where the rig maintained an average drilling cadence of approximately 13.7 days per well. The performance reflects a steady development pace, with drilling efficiency consistent with large-scale horizontal pad development operations.
Patterson 575: In 2026, the Patterson 575 drilling rig operated exclusively for Mewbourne in the Delaware Basin, drilling a total of 17 wells year-to-date. Activity was primarily concentrated in Eddy County, where the rig maintained an average drilling cadence of approximately 14.1 days per well. The activity reflects a longer-cycle drilling program that may involve longer well designs, pad moves or more deliberate scheduling between wells.
Patterson 289: In 2026, the Patterson 289 drilling rig operated exclusively for Chevron in the Delaware Basin, drilling a total of 16 wells year-to-date. Activity was primarily concentrated in Lea County, where the rig maintained an average drilling cadence of approximately 15.9 days per well. The activity reflects a longer-cycle drilling program that may involve longer well designs, pad moves or more deliberate scheduling between wells.
Patterson 567: In 2026, the Patterson 567 drilling rig worked across multiple operators, including EOG and Validus, in the Delaware Basin, drilling a total of 16 wells year-to-date. Activity was primarily concentrated in Lea County, where the rig maintained an average drilling cadence of approximately 15.3 days per well. The activity reflects a longer-cycle drilling program that may include operator transitions or deliberate scheduling between development programs.
Patterson 803: In 2026, the Patterson 803 drilling rig operated exclusively for Matador in the Delaware Basin, drilling a total of 16 wells year-to-date. Activity was primarily concentrated in Lea County, where the rig maintained an average drilling cadence of approximately 16.2 days per well. The activity reflects a longer-cycle drilling program that may involve longer well designs, pad moves or more deliberate scheduling between wells.
Patterson 815: In 2026, the Patterson 815 drilling rig operated exclusively for Chevron in the Delaware Basin, drilling a total of 16 wells year-to-date. Activity was primarily concentrated in Lea County, where the rig maintained an average drilling cadence of approximately 15.7 days per well. The activity reflects a longer-cycle drilling program that may involve longer well designs, pad moves or more deliberate scheduling between wells.
Patterson 883: In 2026, the Patterson 883 drilling rig operated exclusively for EOG in the Delaware Basin, drilling a total of 16 wells year-to-date. Activity was primarily concentrated in Lea County, with additional work in Loving and Reeves counties, where the rig averaged approximately 15.3 days between spuds. The geographic distribution and cadence indicate a longer-cycle regional development program spanning EOG’s Texas and New Mexico acreage.
Patterson 270: In 2026, the Patterson 270 drilling rig operated exclusively for Mewbourne in the Delaware Basin, drilling a total of 15 wells year-to-date. Activity was primarily concentrated in Eddy County, with additional work in Lea County, and the rig averaged approximately 16.6 days between spuds. The activity reflects a longer-cycle drilling program across Mewbourne’s southeastern New Mexico development inventory.
Patterson 560: In 2026, the Patterson 560 drilling rig operated exclusively for Mewbourne in the Delaware Basin, drilling a total of 15 wells year-to-date. Activity was primarily concentrated in Lea County, with additional work in Eddy County, and the rig averaged approximately 16.9 days between spuds. The activity reflects a longer-cycle drilling program distributed across Mewbourne’s core New Mexico acreage.
Patterson 557: In 2026, the Patterson 557 drilling rig operated exclusively for Mewbourne in the Delaware Basin, drilling a total of 14 wells year-to-date. Activity was concentrated in Eddy County, where the rig maintained an average drilling cadence of approximately 18.3 days per well. The results indicate a longer-cycle, county-focused drilling program with measured movement between wells or pads.
Patterson 558: In 2026, the Patterson 558 drilling rig operated exclusively for Mewbourne in the Delaware Basin, drilling a total of 14 wells year-to-date. Activity was primarily concentrated in Eddy County, with limited work in Lea County, and the rig averaged approximately 17.5 days between spuds. The activity reflects a longer-cycle development program focused on Mewbourne’s southeastern New Mexico acreage.
Patterson 574: In 2026, the Patterson 574 drilling rig operated exclusively for Mewbourne in the Delaware Basin, drilling a total of 14 wells year-to-date. Activity was concentrated in Lea County, where the rig maintained an average drilling cadence of approximately 17.8 days per well. The performance reflects a longer-cycle drilling program with a consistent operator and geographic focus.
Patterson 263: In 2026, the Patterson 263 drilling rig operated exclusively for Mewbourne in the Delaware Basin, drilling a total of 13 wells year-to-date. Activity was concentrated in Lea County, where the rig maintained an average drilling cadence of approximately 19.8 days per well. The results indicate a longer-cycle development program with deliberate scheduling between wells.
Patterson 813: In 2026, the Patterson 813 drilling rig operated exclusively for Matador in the Delaware Basin, drilling a total of 13 wells year-to-date. Activity was primarily concentrated in Lea County, with limited work in Eddy County, and the rig averaged approximately 19 days between spuds. The activity reflects a longer-cycle Matador development program across southeastern New Mexico.
Patterson 902: In 2026, the Patterson 902 drilling rig worked across multiple operators, including Matador and Western, in the Delaware Basin, drilling a total of 13 wells year-to-date. Activity was primarily concentrated in Lea County, where the rig maintained an average drilling cadence of approximately 18.9 days per well. The pattern reflects a longer-cycle program dominated by Matador, with one operator transition during the year.
Patterson 256: In 2026, the Patterson 256 drilling rig worked across multiple operators, including Matador, Devon and Mewbourne, in the Delaware Basin, drilling a total of 12 wells year-to-date. Activity was primarily concentrated in Lea County, where the rig maintained an average drilling cadence of approximately 21.6 days per well. The longer-cycle cadence is consistent with a rig that moved between operators or separate development programs.
Patterson 903: In 2026, the Patterson 903 drilling rig operated exclusively for Matador in the Delaware Basin, drilling a total of 12 wells year-to-date. Activity was primarily concentrated in Eddy County, with additional work in Lea County, and the rig averaged approximately 21.4 days between spuds. The activity reflects a longer-cycle development program spanning multiple areas of Matador’s New Mexico acreage.
Patterson 278: In 2026, the Patterson 278 drilling rig operated exclusively for Chevron in the Delaware Basin, drilling a total of 11 wells year-to-date. Activity was concentrated in Culberson County, where the rig maintained an average drilling cadence of approximately 13.9 days per well. The performance reflects a steady development pace consistent with repeatable horizontal drilling operations.
Patterson 282: In 2026, the Patterson 282 drilling rig operated exclusively for Matador in the Delaware Basin, drilling a total of 11 wells year-to-date. Activity was primarily concentrated in Lea County, with limited work in Eddy County, and the rig averaged approximately 22.7 days between spuds. The results indicate a longer-cycle development program with deliberate scheduling between wells and pads.
Patterson 346: In 2026, the Patterson 346 drilling rig worked across multiple operators, including NorthStar and V-F, in the Delaware Basin, drilling a total of 11 wells year-to-date. Activity was primarily concentrated in Reeves County, with additional work in Eddy County, and the rig averaged approximately 23.4 days between spuds. The longer-cycle cadence reflects movement between operators, states and separate development programs.
Patterson 561: In 2026, the Patterson 561 drilling rig operated exclusively for Matador in the Delaware Basin, drilling a total of 11 wells year-to-date. Activity was concentrated in Lea County, where the rig maintained an average drilling cadence of approximately 23.3 days per well. The performance reflects a longer-cycle, county-focused drilling program with deliberate spacing between wells.
Patterson 566: In 2026, the Patterson 566 drilling rig operated exclusively for BTA in the Delaware Basin, drilling a total of 11 wells year-to-date. Activity was divided between Lea and Loving counties, where the rig maintained an average drilling cadence of approximately 20.1 days per well. The pattern reflects a longer-cycle regional program spanning BTA’s Texas and New Mexico development acreage.
Patterson 816: In 2026, the Patterson 816 drilling rig operated exclusively for Mewbourne in the Delaware Basin, drilling a total of 11 wells year-to-date. Activity was concentrated in Reeves County, where the rig maintained an average drilling cadence of approximately 17.6 days per well. The results indicate a longer-cycle development program with a consistent operator and county focus.
Patterson 588: In 2026, the Patterson 588 drilling rig operated exclusively for BTA in the Permian Basin, drilling a total of 10 wells year-to-date. Activity was concentrated in Crane County, where the rig maintained an average drilling cadence of approximately 23.6 days per well. The performance reflects a longer-cycle, county-focused drilling program with deliberate intervals between wells.
Patterson 596: In 2026, the Patterson 596 drilling rig operated exclusively for Continental in the Permian Basin, drilling a total of 10 wells year-to-date. Activity was distributed across Ector, Pecos, Ward and Winkler counties, with Ector and Pecos accounting for the largest shares, and the rig averaged approximately 20.7 days between spuds. The pattern reflects a longer-cycle regional drilling program involving regular movement between development areas.
Patterson 802: In 2026, the Patterson 802 drilling rig operated exclusively for MANTI in the Permian Basin, drilling a total of nine wells year-to-date. Activity was concentrated in Ward County, where the rig maintained an average drilling cadence of approximately 26.1 days per well. The results indicate a longer-cycle, county-focused development program with measured scheduling between wells.
Patterson 284: In 2026, the Patterson 284 drilling rig operated exclusively for Chevron in the Delaware Basin, drilling a total of eight wells year-to-date. Activity was concentrated in Eddy County, where the rig maintained an average drilling cadence of approximately 12.4 days per well. The performance reflects a steady development pace, with drilling efficiency consistent with repeatable horizontal pad operations.
Patterson 595: In 2026, the Patterson 595 drilling rig worked across multiple operators, including Continental and Mewbourne, in the Permian Basin, drilling a total of eight wells year-to-date. Activity was divided between Eddy, Ector and Midland counties, and the rig averaged approximately 29.6 days between spuds. The longer-cycle cadence reflects movement between operators, states and separate drilling programs.
Patterson 261: In 2026, the Patterson 261 drilling rig worked across multiple operators, including Jetta and HighPeak, in the Permian Basin, drilling a total of five wells year-to-date. Activity was distributed across Reeves, Ward and Howard counties, and the rig averaged approximately 61.5 days between spuds. The limited well count, broad geographic coverage and extended cadence indicate an intermittent program involving operator or project transitions.
Patterson 562: In 2026, the Patterson 562 drilling rig operated exclusively for Mewbourne in the Permian Basin, drilling a total of five wells year-to-date. Activity was distributed across Crane, Upton and Winkler counties, with Crane and Upton accounting for most of the work, and the rig averaged approximately 31.8 days between spuds. The results reflect a longer-cycle regional program involving movement between separate development areas.
Patterson 565: In 2026, the Patterson 565 drilling rig operated exclusively for Continental in the Midland Basin, drilling a total of five wells year-to-date. Activity was primarily concentrated in Midland County, with limited work in Ector County, and the rig averaged approximately 51 days between spuds. The limited activity and extended cadence indicate a longer-cycle or intermittent development program.
Patterson 817: In 2026, the Patterson 817 drilling rig operated exclusively for Chevron in the Delaware Basin, drilling a total of five wells year-to-date. Activity was concentrated in Lea County, where the rig maintained an average drilling cadence of approximately 10.8 days per well. The performance reflects a steady development pace, with drilling efficiency consistent with a tightly managed horizontal drilling program.
Patterson 253: In 2026, the Patterson 253 drilling rig operated exclusively for Sabalo in the Permian Basin, drilling a total of four wells year-to-date. Activity was concentrated in Andrews County, where the rig maintained a highly efficient drilling cadence of approximately 6.7 days per well. The rapid well-to-well execution is consistent with a tightly sequenced multi-well or pad-oriented drilling program.
Patterson 559: In 2026, the Patterson 559 drilling rig operated exclusively for Mewbourne in the Permian Basin, drilling a total of four wells year-to-date. Activity was concentrated in Crane County, where the rig maintained an average drilling cadence of approximately 60.3 days per well. The limited well count and extended spacing indicate a longer-cycle or intermittent development program.
Patterson 597: In 2026, the Patterson 597 drilling rig operated exclusively for Mewbourne in the Permian Basin, drilling a total of four wells year-to-date. Activity was primarily concentrated in Reeves County, with additional work in Upton and Winkler counties, and the rig averaged approximately 57 days between spuds. The geographic movement and extended cadence indicate a longer-cycle or intermittent regional drilling program.
Patterson 267: In 2026, the Patterson 267 drilling rig operated exclusively for Mewbourne in the Delaware Basin, drilling a total of three wells year-to-date. Activity was concentrated in Eddy County, where the rig maintained an average drilling cadence of approximately 19.5 days per well. The available activity reflects a longer-cycle, county-focused drilling program with measured spacing between wells.
Patterson 254: In 2026, the Patterson 254 drilling rig operated exclusively for Arrington in the Permian Basin, drilling a total of two wells year-to-date. Activity was concentrated in Ector County, where the rig maintained a highly efficient drilling cadence of approximately six days per well. The rapid cadence is consistent with tightly sequenced horizontal wells drilled as part of a coordinated pad-development program.
Patterson 297: In 2026, the Patterson 297 drilling rig operated exclusively for Matador in the Delaware Basin, drilling a total of two wells year-to-date. Activity was concentrated in Eddy County, where the rig maintained an average drilling cadence of approximately 20 days per well. Based on the limited sample, the activity reflects a longer-cycle program, although additional wells would be required to establish a durable performance trend.
Patterson 298: In 2026, the Patterson 298 drilling rig operated exclusively for Matador in the Delaware Basin, drilling a total of two wells year-to-date. Activity was concentrated in Lea County, where the rig maintained an average drilling cadence of approximately 27 days per well. Based on the limited sample, the activity reflects a longer-cycle program, although additional wells would be required to establish a durable performance trend.
Patterson 260: In 2026, the Patterson 260 drilling rig operated exclusively for Mewbourne in the Delaware Basin, drilling one well year-to-date. Activity was concentrated in Eddy County; however, with only one recorded well, an average drilling cadence and sustained program style cannot yet be determined.
Patterson 804: In 2026, the Patterson 804 drilling rig operated exclusively for Matador in the Delaware Basin, drilling one well year-to-date. Activity was concentrated in Eddy County; however, with only one recorded well, an average drilling cadence and sustained program style cannot yet be determined.
Patterson 810: In 2026, the Patterson 810 drilling rig operated exclusively for Matador in the Delaware Basin, drilling one well year-to-date. Activity was concentrated in Lea County; however, with only one recorded well, an average drilling cadence and sustained program style cannot yet be determined.
Eagle Ford Rigs YTD (Report Date Sept 2026)
Contractor and Rig Summary Paragraph Patterson 247 In 2026, the Patterson 247 drilling rig worked across multiple operators, drilling 18 wells year-to-date, including 14 for Murphy Exploration & Production and four for Formentera Operations. Activity was concentrated in the South Texas Eagle Ford and Pearsall plays, led by Dimmit County with 14 wells, followed by Frio County with four. The rig averaged approximately 12.9 days between spuds, reflecting a steady development pace and a high-volume program anchored by Murphy’s Briscoe Ranch development. Patterson 248 In 2026, the Patterson 248 rig operated exclusively for Magnolia Oil & Gas, drilling 17 wells year-to-date across the Giddings–Austin Chalk area. Fayette County was the principal market with seven wells, followed by Washington County with six and Lee County with four. Its average cadence of approximately 14.8 days between spuds indicates a longer-cycle drilling program distributed across several counties rather than concentrated on a single development block. Patterson 299 In 2026, the Patterson 299 rig operated exclusively for Crescent Energy, drilling 16 wells year-to-date across the Eagle Ford and Austin Chalk trends of South Texas. Dimmit County led activity with six wells, followed by Webb County with four and McMullen and Atascosa counties with three each. The rig averaged approximately 15.9 days between spuds, representing a longer-cycle drilling program with broad geographic coverage across Crescent’s regional acreage. Patterson 260 In 2026, the Patterson 260 rig operated exclusively for Verdun Oil Company, drilling 15 wells year-to-date in the Eagle Ford. All activity was concentrated in La Salle County, primarily in the Eagleville and Hawkville fields, indicating a tightly focused development campaign. An average of approximately 13.6 days between spuds reflects a steady development pace consistent with repeatable multi-well drilling in a core operating area. Patterson 271 In 2026, the Patterson 271 rig operated exclusively for Formentera Operations, drilling nine wells year-to-date in the Pearsall area. Every well was located in Frio County and associated with the Indio Tanks field, demonstrating complete geographic and operator concentration. The rig averaged approximately 28.8 days between spuds, indicating a longer-cycle drilling program with a deliberate, campaign-based development schedule. Patterson 285 In 2026, the Patterson 285 rig operated exclusively for Formentera Operations, drilling nine wells year-to-date in the Pearsall area. All nine wells were concentrated in Frio County’s Indio Tanks field, establishing the rig as a dedicated asset within Formentera’s local development program. Its average of approximately 29.3 days between spuds reflects a longer-cycle drilling program and a measured development cadence. Patterson 298 In 2026, the Patterson 298 rig worked across multiple operators, drilling five wells year-to-date, including four for Mitsui E&P USA and one for Killam Oil. All activity was concentrated in Webb County, targeting the Hawkville Austin Chalk and Eagle Ford intervals. The rig averaged approximately 32.3 days between spuds, reflecting a longer-cycle drilling program led primarily by Mitsui but with some operator flexibility. Patterson 269 In 2026, the Patterson 269 rig worked across multiple operators, drilling four wells year-to-date, including three for CML Exploration and one for Ironbloom Operating. Zavala County accounted for two wells, with one each in Lee and Robertson counties, spanning the Pearsall–Austin Chalk, Giddings and Woodbine areas. Its average of approximately 33.0 days between spuds indicates a longer-cycle, geographically dispersed program characterized by shorter assignments across different operators and plays. Patterson 904 In 2026, the Patterson 904 rig operated exclusively for Comstock Resources, drilling four wells year-to-date in the East-Central Texas region. Activity was divided evenly between Leon and Robertson counties, with two wells in each, and focused on the Bald Prairie field. The rig averaged approximately 49.7 days between spuds, reflecting a longer-cycle drilling program with limited but clearly defined geographic and operator concentration. Patterson 585 In 2026, the Patterson 585 rig operated exclusively for Tanos Exploration IV, drilling two wells year-to-date in East Texas. Both wells were located in Harrison County, with targets in the Haynesville Shale and Pettit formations. Its average of approximately 73.0 days between spuds reflects a longer-cycle drilling program with low YTD frequency and a selective, formation-diversified development approach.
Oklahoma Rigs YTD (Report Date Sept 2026)
| Contractor and Rig | Summary Paragraph |
|---|---|
| Patterson 291 | In 2026, Patterson 291 operated exclusively for Mewbourne Oil Company, accounting for nine permits year-to-date in Oklahoma. Activity was led by Roger Mills County with six permits, followed by Custer County with two and Dewey County with one. The rig averaged approximately 29.1 days between activity dates, indicating a longer-cycle program spread across western Oklahoma. |
| Patterson 283 | In 2026, Patterson 283 operated exclusively for Nadel and Gussman Permian, accounting for eight permits year-to-date. All eight permits were concentrated in Custer County, Oklahoma, demonstrating a tightly focused operator and geographic program. Its average cadence of approximately 28.3 days indicates a longer-cycle development schedule. |
| Patterson 293 | In 2026, Patterson 293 worked for multiple operators, accounting for seven permits year-to-date, including five for Kolibri Global Energy and two for Gulfport Energy. Carter County led with four permits, followed by Stephens County with two and Johnston County with one. The rig averaged approximately 34.3 days between activity dates, reflecting a longer-cycle program distributed across southern Oklahoma. |
| Patterson 564 | In 2026, Patterson 564 operated exclusively for Mewbourne Oil Company, accounting for seven permits year-to-date. Roger Mills County represented five permits, with one each in Custer and Dewey counties. Its average cadence of approximately 36.7 days indicates a longer-cycle western Oklahoma drilling program. |
| Patterson 592 | In 2026, Patterson 592 operated exclusively for Continental Resources, accounting for seven permits year-to-date. Activity was led by Grady County with four permits, followed by Bryan County with two and Carter County with one. The rig averaged approximately 37.8 days between activity dates, reflecting a longer-cycle program across several Oklahoma markets. |
| Patterson 576 | In 2026, Patterson 576 operated exclusively for Mewbourne Oil Company, accounting for six permits year-to-date. Dewey County led with three permits, followed by Custer County with two and Ellis County with one. Its average cadence of approximately 32.6 days indicates a longer-cycle, geographically distributed western Oklahoma program. |
| Patterson 587 | In 2026, Patterson 587 operated exclusively for Mach Resources, accounting for six permits year-to-date. Caddo County led activity with three permits, followed by Custer County with two and Roger Mills County with one. The rig averaged approximately 40.6 days between activity dates, indicating a longer-cycle program across western and central Oklahoma. |
| Patterson 591 | In 2026, Patterson 591 operated exclusively for Mewbourne Oil Company, accounting for six permits year-to-date. All six permits were concentrated in Roger Mills County, establishing the rig as a dedicated asset in Mewbourne’s western Oklahoma program. Its average cadence of approximately 39.4 days reflects a longer-cycle development schedule. |
| Patterson 287 | In 2026, Patterson 287 worked for multiple operators, accounting for five permits year-to-date, including three for Mewbourne Oil Company and two for Arnold Oil Properties. Roger Mills County represented three permits, while Custer County accounted for two. The rig averaged approximately 54.3 days between activity dates, indicating a longer-cycle program with assignments divided between two operators. |
| Patterson 573 | In 2026, Patterson 573 operated exclusively for Mewbourne Oil Company, accounting for five permits year-to-date. Four permits were concentrated in Roger Mills County and one was located in Custer County. Its average cadence of approximately 34.8 days indicates a longer-cycle program focused primarily on western Oklahoma. |
| Patterson 589 | In 2026, Patterson 589 operated exclusively for Continental Resources, accounting for five permits year-to-date. Grady County represented four permits, while Caddo County accounted for one. The rig averaged approximately 47.3 days between activity dates, reflecting a longer-cycle program concentrated primarily in Grady County. |
| Patterson 590 | In 2026, Patterson 590 operated exclusively for Continental Resources, accounting for three permits year-to-date. Two permits were located in Grady County and one was in Blaine County. Its average cadence of approximately 48.5 days indicates a lower-frequency, longer-cycle Oklahoma drilling program. |
| Patterson 807 | In 2026, Patterson 807 operated exclusively for Mewbourne Oil Company, accounting for three permits year-to-date. All three permits were concentrated in Roger Mills County, demonstrating complete operator and geographic concentration. The rig averaged approximately 15.5 days between activity dates, placing it just above the steady range and within the longer-cycle classification. |
| Patterson 365 | In 2026, Patterson 365 was associated exclusively with Mewbourne Oil Company and recorded one permit year-to-date in Roger Mills County. With only one Activity Date available, an average interval and drilling-efficiency classification cannot yet be calculated. |
| Patterson 817 | In 2026, Patterson 817 was associated exclusively with Chevron U.S.A. and recorded one permit year-to-date in Pittsburg County. With only one Activity Date available, an average interval and drilling-efficiency classification cannot yet be calculated. |
Patterson-UTI Services
Patterson-UTI Energy operates a fleet of land-based drilling rigs and offers a range of drilling services, including:
- Contract Drilling Services: Patterson-UTI provides contract drilling services to oil and gas companies, helping them drill wells onshore in various regions.
- Pressure Pumping Services: In addition to drilling, the company offers pressure pumping services, which involve the injection of fluids into the wellbore to enhance oil and gas recovery.
- Directional Drilling Services: The company provides directional drilling services, which involve drilling wells at angles to access and extract hydrocarbons more effectively.
Patterson-UTI Energy is known for its focus on innovation and technology in the drilling industry. They have invested in modern drilling rigs and technologies to improve efficiency, safety, and performance in the extraction of oil and gas.
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