Liberty Oilfield Services Inc.: directors' dealings · United States · SEC (Form 4)

About Liberty Oilfield Services Inc.

Liberty Oilfield Services Inc., now Liberty Energy Inc. (NYSE: LBRT), is a United States-based oilfield services company focused on onshore well completion. Listed on the NYSE in the United States, Liberty provides completion services and related technologies to producers of crude oil, natural gas, and, increasingly, select geothermal and power-related projects. The company was founded in 2011 and is headquartered in Denver, Colorado. Its growth story has been built around a straightforward strategy: improve well productivity through innovation, operational execution, and tighter logistics integration. Liberty’s core business centers on hydraulic fracturing and completion services, supported by adjacent offerings such as wireline, sand logistics, fueling services, field engineering, and diagnostic tools. Over time, the company has moved toward a more integrated platform, including proprietary proppant logistics and last-mile delivery solutions through PropX, plus digital systems designed to improve execution, forecasting, and fleet efficiency. That integrated model matters in a highly competitive service market, where operators increasingly value reliability, cost discipline, and the ability to execute complex development programs at scale. From a competitive standpoint, Liberty describes itself as one of the largest providers of completion services and technologies to North American onshore energy producers. Its differentiation is based on a mix of fleet capability, proprietary technology, logistics control, and a service culture built around efficiency gains. In practical terms, this can support customer retention and pricing resilience when compared with more commoditized pressure-pumping peers. Liberty’s geographic footprint is primarily North America, with a strong focus on U.S. shale basins and an expanding set of opportunities tied to broader energy infrastructure. Recent developments show that Liberty is not standing still. In 2025 and early 2026, the company highlighted progress in distributed power initiatives and strategic collaborations for data center and industrial power applications, while continuing to strengthen its core completion platform. It also reported technological advances such as digiPrime and field trials for improved sand-delivery solutions, reinforcing the company’s positioning as a technology-led service provider rather than a traditional pump-only contractor. For investors, LBRT offers cyclical exposure to U.S. oilfield services, but with an additional growth angle linked to power demand, electrification themes, and adjacent energy infrastructure markets.