VG +4.74% on Nov 12 · Analysis updated Nov 12, 2026, 4:46 PM ET

Why is Venture Global, Inc. (VG) stock up?

Venture Global is rebounding after a sharp fall. The stock dropped from $14.79 on Oct 30 to $11.52 on Nov 5. A 13% one-day fall on Nov 2 followed Plaquemines Phase 1 reaching commercial operations. It has since risen to about $13.26, a fourth straight gain, and is still below the Oct 30 level. The Q3 report on Nov 10 supports the recovery. Revenue was $4.8B, up 43%, and adjusted EBITDA was a record $2.6B, up 69%. EPS of $0.96 beat the $0.51 estimate. 2026 EBITDA guidance was raised to $10.0-10.3B. Analysts are adding support: BofA raised its target to $18 and Wells Fargo upgraded the stock with a $21 target. Volume of about 14.7M is below the roughly 18.8M average, so the move is not backed by heavy trading. Risks are heavy debt of $42.5B, guidance that relies on liquefaction fees of $21-22/MMBtu, a BP arbitration ruling that puts billions at risk, and 2027 guidance that is not out yet. The Q3 net income also includes a $1.4B non-cash swap gain. Scores are model opinions, not guarantees.

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About Venture Global, Inc.

Energy · Liquefied natural gas (LNG) export

Venture Global is a US company that turns natural gas into liquefied natural gas (LNG) and exports it from its Calcasieu Pass and Plaquemines plants in Louisiana, with a third plant, CP2, under construction. It stands out for building its plants quickly from many small factory-made modules, and for selling a large share of its output on short-term and spot markets, not only through long-term contracts.

How it makes money

It buys US natural gas, chills it into LNG and sells cargoes to utilities, energy majors and traders around the world. Some revenue comes from long-term (often 20-year) contracts that pay fixed liquefaction fees. A large share comes from cargoes sold at market prices, including commissioning cargoes produced before a plant is officially in commercial operation, plus newer five-year deals with firms like TotalEnergies, Trafigura and Vitol. Trailing-twelve-month revenue was roughly $17 billion as of mid-2026. The company owns pipelines, ships and regasification assets too, and is heavily financed with debt.

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