Financial Data and Key Metrics Changes - The company reported first-quarter revenues of 582million,representinga19160 million, reflecting a 46% sequential improvement and an overall EBITDA margin of 27% [20] - Cash generated in the quarter was primarily allocated towards working capital and capital expenditures, including a 23milliondebtrepayment[20][24]BusinessLineDataandKeyMetricsChanges−ThePressurePumpingsegmentachievedrecordefficiencylevels,withan1178 million, down sequentially due to lower tonnage sold, but utilization is expected to improve [21][22] - The Manufacturing segment saw revenues increase to 43.5million,upapproximately28167 million, with borrowings under the ABL at $138 million [25] Q&A Session Summary Question: Market dynamics on the frac side and profitability increase - Management noted that most profitability improvements were due to cost absorption and operational leverage, with expectations for stable fleet counts [30][32] Question: Current fleet count and asset breakdown - The active fleet count is in the low to mid-30s, with a focus on fuel-efficient assets [38][39] Question: Visibility for the next three to six months - Management emphasized a disciplined approach to fleet deployment and the ability to respond quickly to market changes [45] Question: Shortfall costs related to Flotek - Management expects to reduce shortfall costs as they expand their chemical profile with customers [47] Question: Future fleet deployment and electric fleets - All e-fleets are expected to be deployed by the end of 2024, showcasing their efficiency and value proposition [49] Question: Macro perspective on horsepower requirements - Management discussed the need for more horsepower in high-pressure scenarios and the importance of maintenance and redundancy [55][56] Question: Market balance and potential tightening - Management indicated that a bounce back in gas prices could lead to market tightening, emphasizing the importance of operational efficiency [60]