Baker Hughes
Baker Hughes Company is a global energy technology company headquartered in Houston, Texas. The company provides equipment, technologies, digital solutions, industrial services, drilling and production systems, turbomachinery, compression technologies, LNG solutions, subsea equipment, emissions management, and other products used across the oil and gas, industrial, power-generation, data-center, geothermal, carbon-management, and broader energy sectors. Baker Hughes operates in more than 120 countries and combines more than a century of industry experience with large-scale engineering, manufacturing, and field-service capabilities.
The modern Baker Hughes Company was created in 2017 through the combination of Baker Hughes Incorporated and GE Oil & Gas. Lorenzo Simonelli has led the combined organization since its creation and currently serves as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. The company is publicly traded on Nasdaq under ticker BKR. At December 31, 2025, Baker Hughes employed approximately 56,000 people, including more than 45,000 employees outside the United States, reflecting the company’s highly international operating footprint.
A major recent corporate development occurred on July 16, 2026, when Baker Hughes completed its acquisition of Chart Industries. Chart became a new reporting segment within Baker Hughes, expanding the company’s capabilities in thermal management, air and gas handling, cryogenic technologies, gas infrastructure, nuclear applications, data centers, carbon capture, geothermal, and lifecycle services. Chart had generated approximately $4.3 billion in 2025 revenue before the acquisition. Baker Hughes reported $27.7 billion in revenue for 2025 before the full impact of the Chart transaction.
Baker Hughes Company
575 N. Dairy Ashford Road, Suite 100
Houston, TX 77079-1121
United States
This is Baker Hughes Company’s current principal executive office as listed in its 2025 Form 10-K and subsequent 2026 SEC filings. The official corporate telephone number associated with this address is 713-439-8600.
Baker Hughes’ primary U.S. corporate office is the same as its principal headquarters
575 N. Dairy Ashford Road, Suite 100
Houston, TX 77079-1121
The Houston headquarters supports executive leadership, corporate finance, legal, investor relations, human resources, strategy, operations, and other enterprise functions.
For ordinary corporate correspondence, Baker Hughes uses its Houston headquarters address unless a specialized department provides another destination
Baker Hughes Company
575 N. Dairy Ashford Road, Suite 100
Houston, TX 77079-1121
Baker Hughes also maintains major operations and business locations around Houston and internationally. Customers dealing with specific field services, equipment, Chart Industries products, training, or regional operations should use the address provided by their Baker Hughes representative rather than sending operational correspondence to headquarters.
Older Baker Hughes materials may reference
17021 Aldine Westfield Road, Houston, TX 77073
That was previously listed as a corporate office address. Current SEC filings instead identify 575 N. Dairy Ashford Road, Suite 100, Houston, TX 77079-1121 as the principal executive office, so older addresses should not be used as the primary current headquarters.
713-439-8600
This is the current corporate telephone number listed with Baker Hughes’ principal executive offices.
Baker Hughes does not publish one universal consumer-style Customer Service number because it primarily serves commercial, industrial, energy, and government customers.Customers should use the official project/contact form or their assigned Baker Hughes sales, service, or account representative.
575 N. Dairy Ashford Road, Suite 100, Houston, TX 77079-1121
575 N. Dairy Ashford Road, Suite 100, Houston, TX 77079-1121
General HR / Employment Verification: mysupporthr@bakerhughes.com
Investor Relations: investor.relations@bakerhughes.com
Media Relations: media.relations@bakerhughes.com
Corporate Secretary: CorporateSecretary@BakerHughes.com.
Energy Technology, Oilfield Services, Industrial Equipment, LNG, Turbomachinery, Subsea Technology, Digital Solutions and Industrial Services
Baker Hughes traces its roots through predecessor companies with more than a century of energy-industry history. The current Baker Hughes Company structure was created in 2017 through the merger of Baker Hughes and GE Oil & Gas.
Approximately 56,000 employees as of December 31, 2025.
120+ countries
Baker Hughes provides technologies and services to customers across more than 120 countries.
Baker Hughes does not publish standard public walk-in hours for its Houston headquarters.Corporate visits should be arranged with the appropriate department in advance.
https://investors.bakerhughes.com/
https://careers.bakerhughes.com/
Baker Hughes provides drilling, evaluation, completion, production, intervention, and other oilfield services throughout the life of an oil or gas asset. These services are designed to improve well productivity, operational efficiency, safety, and resource recovery.
The company provides drilling technologies, directional drilling tools, measurement systems, logging solutions, drill bits, and other products used during well construction. Baker Hughes combines physical equipment with software, data, and engineering expertise to help customers optimize drilling performance.
Baker Hughes supplies completion equipment and services used after a well has been drilled. Products include completion systems, intelligent well technologies, pressure-control equipment, and tools designed to improve production and reliability.
Production technologies help energy companies maintain, monitor, and improve output from producing wells. Baker Hughes supports artificial lift, production chemicals, flow assurance, monitoring, and related operations.
Baker Hughes develops subsea production equipment for offshore energy projects. Its portfolio includes subsea trees, control systems, manifolds, connectors, production systems, and lifecycle services for offshore developments.
The company’s Industrial & Energy Technology business supplies gas turbines, compressors, expanders, and related turbomachinery used in LNG, pipeline, industrial, power-generation, and energy-infrastructure applications.
Baker Hughes is a major supplier of technology used in liquefied natural gas projects. Its equipment supports liquefaction, compression, power generation, transportation, and other critical stages of the LNG value chain.
The company provides equipment and systems used in natural gas processing, transmission, storage, compression, and distribution. This includes technologies serving pipelines and large-scale industrial gas infrastructure.
Baker Hughes provides industrial technology for customers outside traditional upstream oil and gas, including power generation, data centers, heavy industry, utilities, nuclear applications, and other energy-intensive sectors.
Following the July 2026 acquisition, Chart Industries operates as a major Baker Hughes segment. It contributes cryogenic equipment, heat exchangers, air and gas handling systems, thermal-management products, specialty equipment, and aftermarket services across energy and industrial markets.
Baker Hughes provides equipment and engineering solutions supporting carbon capture, utilization, storage, compression, transportation, and emissions reduction.
The company develops and supplies technologies used across hydrogen production, compression, transportation, storage, and industrial applications.
Baker Hughes provides drilling, subsurface, rotating-equipment, and energy technologies that can be applied to conventional and next-generation geothermal developments.
Digital products help energy and industrial customers monitor equipment, manage reliability, analyze operational data, improve maintenance, and optimize asset performance.
Bently Nevada, part of Baker Hughes, provides machinery protection and condition-monitoring technologies used in industrial plants, power generation, oil and gas, and rotating-equipment applications.
Baker Hughes provides industrial inspection, sensing, measurement, and non-destructive testing technologies for pipelines, manufacturing, energy infrastructure, and other critical assets.
The company provides installation, maintenance, upgrades, repairs, spare parts, field support, remote monitoring, and other lifecycle services for its equipment.
Baker Hughes supports customers with engineering, project planning, technology selection, optimization, emissions reduction, digital transformation, and operational-performance programs.
713-439-8600
713-439-8600
713-439-8600
713-439-8600
These numbers refer to Baker Hughes’ current Houston principal executive office.
Baker Hughes does not publish one universal Customer Service number for all business lines.Existing customers should contact their Baker Hughes account manager or use the official Contact Us form.
No single company-wide support number is publicly designated.Support depends on the product, service, region, and business segment.
800-819-9630
+1-713-489-6711
These numbers are specifically for cybersecurity or data incidents, not routine Customer Service.
No single universal public sales number is listed.Customers can use the Baker Hughes Contact Us form to reach a sales representative.
No universal public billing number is published.Commercial customers should contact the invoicing or account representative shown on their contract or invoice.
Baker Hughes operates offices in many countries, but there is no single regional-office number.
Not applicable as a universal category. Individual operational sites maintain separate contacts.
For corporate headquarters
+1-713-439-8600
No universal public operational emergency number is listed.
Cybersecurity/data incidents
800-819-9630
+1-713-489-6711 international
346-297-2561
Current contact
Chase Mulvehill
investor.relations@bakerhughes.com.
713-906-8407
Current media contact
Adrienne M. Lynch
media.relations@bakerhughes.com.
Baker Hughes does not publish one universal public HR telephone number.
HR and employment-verification email
mysupporthr@bakerhughes.com.
Not applicable.
For general corporate matters, calling 713-439-8600 is the most appropriate starting point. Because Baker Hughes is primarily a business-to-business energy and industrial technology company, ordinary commercial support is usually handled through dedicated account managers, project teams, regional service organizations, or product-specific specialists rather than a consumer call center. Before contacting the company, have the customer account, project name, purchase order, equipment serial number, site location, contract number, or relevant Baker Hughes business segment available.
For a sales or service request, the official Contact Us form is usually the better route because it allows the inquiry to be assigned to the appropriate technical or commercial team. Investor questions should use 346-297-2561 or investor.relations@bakerhughes.com, media inquiries should use the designated Media Relations contact, and human-resources matters should use mysupporthr@bakerhughes.com.
If the matter involves Chart Industries products following the 2026 acquisition, customers should continue to use their established Chart representative or the Chart-specific contact route while integration progresses. Baker Hughes explicitly directs Chart-specific product, supply-chain, and customer questions to the relevant Chart channels.
Complaints may involve equipment quality, field service, contracts, invoices, suppliers, ethics, cybersecurity, employee conduct, project performance, warranty issues, or other commercial matters. Before escalating, gather the purchase order, contract, invoice, equipment serial number, project location, correspondence, service reports, dates, employee or representative names, and any existing complaint or case number.
Begin with the Baker Hughes sales representative, field-service contact, account manager, or project team responsible for the transaction. Explain the issue in chronological order and identify the specific product, service, site, invoice, or contractual obligation involved. Commercial complaints are generally resolved faster when the original operating team has the documentation and authority to investigate.
If the issue involves a specialized area, contact the appropriate department. Examples include Investor Relations, supplier relations, HR, cybersecurity, Chart Industries support, technical service, or Media Relations. Baker Hughes’ Contact Us page provides routing for several of these categories and is preferable to sending an issue to an unrelated corporate department.
If the original representative cannot resolve the problem, request review by a service manager, regional commercial leader, project director, business-segment manager, or another senior decision-maker. Provide the previous complaint history, relevant documents, and the exact outcome requested so management can determine whether a repair, credit, replacement, technical intervention, contractual review, or other remedy is appropriate.
Submit the issue in writing through Baker Hughes’ official Contact Us process so there is a documented record of the complaint. For ethics and compliance concerns, Baker Hughes provides dedicated reporting mechanisms. Written documentation should include the customer or supplier name, location, dates, supporting evidence, previous contacts, and a clear description of the unresolved issue.
For significant unresolved corporate matters, send correspondence to Baker Hughes Company, 575 N. Dairy Ashford Road, Suite 100, Houston, TX 77079-1121. Mark the letter for the relevant executive, legal, commercial, or corporate department. Keep copies of all documents and use a delivery method that provides confirmation.
Ethics, compliance, or corporate-governance concerns can be escalated through Baker Hughes’ reporting process or Corporate Secretary. Cybersecurity and data incidents can use 800-819-9630 or +1-713-489-6711 internationally. Matters directed to the Board or Corporate Secretary can be sent to CorporateSecretary@BakerHughes.com.
The correct regulator depends on the complaint. Securities-disclosure or investor matters may involve the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, environmental matters may involve the EPA or state environmental authorities, workplace-safety concerns may involve OSHA, and regulated energy operations can involve other federal or state agencies. A regulator should be selected according to the specific activity rather than treating one agency as responsible for all Baker Hughes disputes.
Most Baker Hughes transactions are commercial rather than consumer purchases, so traditional consumer complaint channels may not always apply. Where a small-business or consumer transaction is involved, state consumer-protection authorities, payment providers, insurers, or contract-specific dispute mechanisms may be appropriate. Commercial customers should first review the governing contract because it may contain notice, mediation, jurisdiction, or dispute-resolution provisions.
If an important commercial dispute remains unresolved, review the applicable contract before pursuing litigation, arbitration, mediation, or another formal remedy. Many large energy and industrial contracts include detailed dispute-resolution clauses, governing-law provisions, notice requirements, and limitation periods. Legal counsel can help determine the correct procedure and preserve contractual rights.
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