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Liberty Energy Inc. (NYSE:LBRT) shares rose around 3% in premarket trading on Tuesday after the company announced a strategic partnership with SLB (NYSE:SLB) to deliver power generation and infrastructure solutions for data centres worldwide.

SLB said on Tuesday it has partnered with Liberty Energy to ‌supply modular parts and power to data ‌centers, as the oilfield services firms look to tap surging ​demand from the AI boom. Under the deal, SLB said it would design and supply modular and prefabricated components for data center projects, while ‌Liberty will provide ⁠natural gas-fired power generation. The deal reflects a broader push by oilfield ⁠contractors to supply power equipment, turbines and data solutions.

Investing.com -- Liberty Energy Inc. shares traded approximately 3% higher in pre-market activity on Tuesday following the announcement of a strategic partnership with SLB to provide data center infrastructure and power generation solutions. SLB shares rose 0.8%.

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Liberty Energy (NYSE:LBRT) has been added to several growth oriented Russell indices, including the Russell 3000 Growth and Russell 2000 Growth benchmarks. At the same time, the stock has been removed from the Russell 2000 Defensive and Value-Defensive indices. This reclassification highlights a shift in how Liberty Energy is grouped within major market benchmarks and may influence how investors view the stock. Liberty Energy now sits in a different part of the index universe, with...

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Recent performance and current snapshot Liberty Energy (LBRT) has drawn attention after its stock fell about 2% in the latest session and is down roughly 10% over the past week, extending a month-long decline of about 15%. Despite this recent pullback, the stock remains higher year to date, with a total return of about 49%, and around 124% over the past year. Its 3 year and 5 year total returns are also above 100%. The company, headquartered in Denver, operates as an integrated energy...

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