ChampionX production chemicals, artificial lift systems, digital production technologies, and emissions monitoring solutions are being integrated into the SLB portfolio.
Use the capability mapping table below to identify the most relevant SLB solution area and contact SLB for current product availability, regional support, and service enquiries.
| ChampionX legacy capability | Related SLB solution |
| Production chemicals (flow assurance, corrosion inhibition, scale control, paraffin treatment, demulsifiers, biocides) | ChampionX production chemicals and services |
| Electric submersible pumping (ESP) systems and services, including UNBRIDLED ESP systems | Electric submersible pumping systems |
| Rod lift systems including Harbison-Fischer, Norris, Alberta Oil Tool, UPCO, and Pro-Rod technologies | Artificial lift |
| Progressing cavity pumping (PCP) systems from Oil Lift Technology | Artificial lift |
| Gas lift and plunger lift systems, including PCS Ferguson technologies | Gas lift |
| Digital production optimization software, including XSPOC, Theta Automation and Optimization, and LOOKOUT services | ChampionX Production Chemicals and Services |
| Emissions monitoring technologies, including AURA, SOOFIE, and LDAR services | ChampionX Production Chemicals and Services |
| Norriseal-Wellmark valve and control solutions | ChampionX Production Chemicals and Services |
Dover Corporation is formed with Norris Rods as a core business. Over the following decades, Dover acquires and develops several artificial lift and production technology businesses that later become part of ChampionX, including Harbison-Fischer, Alberta Oil Tool, UPCO, Oil Lift Technology, PCS Ferguson, and Theta Oilfield Services.
Apergy Corporation is spun off from Dover Corporation and begins operating as an independent public company, focused on artificial lift and production optimization technologies.
Apergy Corporation and Ecolab announce a definitive agreement to combine Apergy with the upstream energy business of Nalco Champion, creating a larger production optimization technology company.
The transaction closes and Apergy Corporation becomes ChampionX Corporation. ChampionX begins trading on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol CHX and operates across more than 55 countries with a portfolio spanning production chemicals, artificial lift systems, and digital production technologies.
SLB announces a definitive agreement to acquire ChampionX Corporation in an all-stock transaction, describing the acquisition as a strategic step to strengthen its leadership in production and recovery technologies.
SLB completes the acquisition of ChampionX Corporation on July 16, 2025.
No. ChampionX became part of SLB when the acquisition closed on July 16, 2025.
Production chemicals, artificial lift systems, digital production technologies, and emissions monitoring solutions previously associated with ChampionX are integrated into the SLB portfolio. Customers should contact SLB to confirm product availability and support requirements.
ChampionX was created in 2020 through the merger of Apergy Corporation and the upstream energy business of Nalco Champion.
The company operated as a publicly traded organization until SLB announced plans to acquire ChampionX in 2024. The transaction closed on July 16, 2025, bringing ChampionX into the SLB portfolio.
Many ChampionX capabilities are integrated into SLB, including production chemicals, artificial lift systems, digital production technologies, and emissions monitoring solutions.
However, certain assets were divested as part of regulatory approval requirements and are not part of the combined SLB portfolio. Customers should confirm current availability with SLB.
Customers seeking support for production chemicals, artificial lift systems, digital production technologies, or emissions monitoring solutions should contact SLB directly.
The capability mapping table above identifies the most relevant SLB solution areas associated with former ChampionX offerings.
For capabilities that were divested as part of regulatory approvals, customers should contact the relevant business directly.
