The Houston oil services firm has reported $57.8m in net income for the period, a leap from $27.2m in the same quarter of last year.
But adjusted earnings per share of $0.58 was well above the consensus analyst estimate of $0.41 per share, according to Iberia Capital Partners analyst Trey Stolz.
Plus, executives at the New York-listed company boosted the company’s 2014 forecast to between $1.65
