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Halliburton Company (HAL) Quick Ratio (Acid-Test): 1.51

Is Halliburton Company’s quick ratio (acid-test) high or low?

Halliburton Company's quick ratio (acid-test) of 1.51 is in line with its 5-year average of 1.57, near the low end of its 5-year range (1.48–1.76).

As of Wednesday, June 24, 2026. 0.98% below its 12-month average of 1.52.

HAL Quick Ratio (Acid-Test)

HAL Quick Ratio (Acid-Test) Chart

1.51

Reported annual fiscal-period values; no daily interpolation.

-58.06% 10Y
HAL Quick Ratio (Acid-Test)

HAL Average Quick Ratio (Acid-Test) Chart

HAL Quick Ratio (Acid-Test)

HAL Current vs Average Quick Ratio (Acid-Test) Chart

HAL Quick Ratio (Acid-Test) Metrics

QUICK RATIO (ACID-TEST)

1.51

QUICK RATIO (ACID-TEST) AVG TTM

1.52

QUICK RATIO (ACID-TEST) AVG 3Y

1.51

QUICK RATIO (ACID-TEST) AVG 5Y

1.57

QUICK RATIO (ACID-TEST) AVG 10Y

1.85

QUICK RATIO (ACID-TEST) AVG 15Y

1.84

QUICK RATIO (ACID-TEST) AVG 20Y

1.93

CURRENT VS TTM AVG

-0.98%

CURRENT VS 3Y AVG

+0.17%

CURRENT VS 5Y AVG

-3.62%

CURRENT VS 10Y AVG

-18.58%

CURRENT VS 15Y AVG

-17.99%

CURRENT VS 20Y AVG

-21.76%

HAL Competitors' Quick Ratio (Acid-Test)

NAMEMARKET CAPQUICK RATIO (ACID-TEST)TTM3Y5Y
Halliburton Company (HAL)$28.32B1.511.521.511.57
Tenaris S.A. (TS)vs ›$30.33B2.332.212.082.01
Coterra Energy Inc. (CTRA)vs ›$24.72B1.162.021.751.63
EQT Corporation (EQT)vs ›$32.20B0.760.730.880.78
Expand Energy Corporation (EXE)vs ›$21.20B1.010.821.160.98
APA Corporation (APA)vs ›$11.78B0.690.850.830.88
Antero Midstream Corporation (AM)vs ›$10.52B3.412.291.601.36
Cameco Corporation (CCJ)vs ›$46.45B1.681.241.942.60
Enphase Energy, Inc. (ENPH)vs ›$6.30B1.842.563.152.91
Weatherford International plc (WFRD)vs ›$6.08B1.651.571.531.60

Liquidity Comparison

Quick Ratio

1.51

Excludes inventory

Current Ratio

2.04

Includes inventory

Halliburton Company Quick Ratio (Acid-Test) Formula & Definition

Quick Ratio = (Current Assets − Inventory) / Current Liabilities

The quick ratio is a stricter liquidity measure that excludes inventory, showing the ability to meet short-term obligations with the most liquid assets.

Expanded definitions: Investopedia, Wikipedia, Corporate Finance Institute

Halliburton Company Quick Ratio (Acid-Test) FAQ

What is the quick ratio (acid-test) for Halliburton Company (HAL)?
The quick ratio (acid-test) for HAL stock is 1.51.
Is Halliburton Company's quick ratio (acid-test) high or low?
Halliburton Company's quick ratio (acid-test) of 1.51 is in line with its 5-year average of 1.57, near the low end of its 5-year range (1.48–1.76).
What is the TTM average quick ratio (acid-test) for Halliburton Company (HAL)?
The TTM average quick ratio (acid-test) for HAL stock is 1.52.
What is the 3Y average quick ratio (acid-test) for Halliburton Company (HAL)?
The 3Y average quick ratio (acid-test) for HAL stock is 1.51.
What is the 5Y average quick ratio (acid-test) for Halliburton Company (HAL)?
The 5Y average quick ratio (acid-test) for HAL stock is 1.57.
What is the 10Y average quick ratio (acid-test) for Halliburton Company (HAL)?
The 10Y average quick ratio (acid-test) for HAL stock is 1.85.
What is the 15Y average quick ratio (acid-test) for Halliburton Company (HAL)?
The 15Y average quick ratio (acid-test) for HAL stock is 1.84.
What is the 20Y average quick ratio (acid-test) for Halliburton Company (HAL)?
The 20Y average quick ratio (acid-test) for HAL stock is 1.93.

Halliburton Company Quick Ratio (Acid-Test) History

DATEQUICK RATIO (ACID-TEST)
2025-12-311.51
2024-12-311.54
2023-12-311.48
2022-12-311.50
2021-12-311.76
2020-12-311.61
2019-12-311.65
2018-12-311.69
2017-12-311.72
2016-12-312.34
2015-12-313.60
2014-12-311.96
2013-12-312.07
2012-12-312.08
2011-12-312.19
2010-12-312.52
2009-12-312.44
2008-12-312.01
2007-12-312.54
2006-12-312.10
2005-12-311.89
2004-12-311.30
2003-12-311.10
2002-12-311.47
2001-12-311.65
2000-12-311.24
1999-12-311.58
1998-12-311.21
1997-12-310.76
1996-12-311.40

About Halliburton Company

Halliburton Company (HAL) is a global supplier of products and services tailored for the energy sector. Its operations are structured into two primary divisions: Completion and Production, and Drilling and Evaluation. The Completion and Production segment focuses on enhancing well output through techniques like stimulation and sand control. It provides cementing services for well integrity, including casing and bonding, alongside a range of specialized downhole completion tools such as intelligent well systems, liner hangers, and multilateral solutions. This segment also supports production with offerings like coiled tubing, hydraulic workover units, pumping, and nitrogen services, in addition to managing pipeline and process services from initial setup (pre-commissioning, commissioning) through ongoing maintenance and eventual retirement (decommissioning). Furthermore, it supplies electrical submersible pumps and delivers artificial lift solutions. The Drilling and Evaluation segment offers a comprehensive suite of drilling fluids, including systems, performance additives, completion fluids, solids control, specialized testing equipment, and waste management services. It also provides chemicals and associated services for oilfield completion, production, and downstream water and process treatment. This division includes advanced drilling systems, wireline and perforating services encompassing open-hole logging and cased-hole slickline operations, and a variety of drill bits (e.g., roller cone, fixed cutter), hole enlargement tools, and coring services. Moreover, it leverages cloud-based digital services and artificial intelligence on an open architecture to deliver subsurface insights, streamline well construction, and optimize reservoir and production management. Specialized testing and subsea services are also offered for reservoir information analysis and optimization strategies, alongside project management and integrated asset management services. Founded in 1919, Halliburton Company maintains its headquarters in Houston, Texas.

Houston, TX
48,000 employees
Energy / Oil & Gas Equipment & Services
Sector
Energy
Industry
Oil & Gas Equipment & Services
CEO
Jeffrey Allen Miller