Company Profile:
Company: DOWELL SCHLUMBERGER WESTERN S.A.
Business Type: DOWELL SCHLUMBERGER WESTERN S.A. was an oilfield services provider. It was neither a traditional manufacturing factory nor a trading company. Instead, it specialized in delivering high-technology, technical services and solutions for the oil and gas exploration and production industry.
Company Introduction:
Dowell Schlumberger (DS) was a globally recognized joint venture between Dow Chemical and Schlumberger, established to provide critical services to the upstream oil and gas sector. Operating in Pakistan and worldwide, DS focused on specialized operations such as cementing, stimulation (including hydraulic fracturing), and coiled tubing services, which are essential for drilling, completing, and enhancing the productivity of oil and gas wells. While not a factory in the sense of mass-producing consumer goods, DS maintained sophisticated facilities for equipment maintenance, chemical blending, and service preparation, which were integral to its field operations. Its role was to deploy advanced technologies, specialized equipment, and expert personnel directly at well sites to solve complex engineering challenges for energy companies. Over time, Dowell Schlumberger was fully integrated into Schlumberger, which continues its legacy as a leading global provider of technology and services to the energy industry. In Pakistan, DS contributed significantly to the development and production efforts within the country's oil and gas fields.
Enterprise Products
DOWELL SCHLUMBERGER WESTERN S.A. (or its successor entities in Pakistan, typically operating under Schlumberger) produces or sells products and services primarily in the oilfield services sector. These include:
Cementing products and services
Well stimulation services, such as hydraulic fracturing and acidizing
Pumping services for various oil and gas operations
Coiled tubing services
Well completion products and services
Drilling and completion fluids and additives
Production enhancement chemicals