Thursday, May 22, 2025
Appetite for IPOs is strong, but watch those valuations, analysts say- oil and gas

Appetite for IPOs is strong, but watch those valuations, analysts say

(BOE Report) – The tepid reception to Venture Global’s ambitious valuation target shows companies need to set realistic expectations when going public, Wall Street analysts said, and could be a signal that the recovery in new offerings may be a cautious one. Touted as the first blockbuster listing of 2025, the LNG exporter was initially aiming for a price tag as

Venture Global goes public with $60 billion valuation- oil and gas 360

Venture Global goes public with $60 billion valuation

(Oil Price) – LNG producer and exporter Venture Global went public this week, raising $1.75 billion for a total valuation of $60 billion. The company priced its share offering at $25 apiece, it said in a statement, which added the offering period will end on January 27. The price of the placement is a lot lower than Venture Global initially planned. The

Venture Global’s new plant set for first LNG production- oil and gas 360

Venture Global’s new plant set for first LNG production

(Oil Price) – U.S. LNG developer and producer Venture Global is set to produce the first liquefied natural gas from its newest project, Plaquemines LNG, as soon as this week, but the commissioning phase will last up to two years during which Venture Global will keep all revenues. The first production at Plaquemines LNG, possibly this week, would be the first

Chevron not looking to invest in building US LNG plants, official says- oil and gas 360

Chevron not looking to invest in building US LNG plants, official says

BOE Report Chevron does not want to invest in the construction of U.S. LNG plants, as it is not the best use of the company’s capital and it can easily sell its U.S. gas, said a top official on Thursday. The head of Chevron’s midstream, Colin Parfitt, also ruled out taking an equity stake in Woodside Energy’s impending purchase of Louisiana-based

The duo atop the biggest and most contentious US LNG exporter- oil and gas 360

The duo atop the biggest and most contentious US LNG exporter

BOE Report U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) exporter Venture Global LNG this year became one of the country’s largest producers of the superchilled gas and the industry’s most contentious supplier, facing contract claims by six customers. The duo who founded the company, co-chairs Michael Sabel and Robert Pender, have turned the booming business upside down through strong contracts, good timing

Venture Global LNG Raises $675 Million - Oil & Gas 360

Venture Global Closes on Project Financing for Calcasieu Pass LNG

By Tyler Losier, Energy Reporter, Oil & Gas 360 Proceeds from Venture Global’s debt and equity financing will fully fund the construction and commissioning of its Calcasieu Pass LNG facility Venture Global LNG Inc., headquartered in Arlington, Virginia, has closed on the project financing for its Calcasieu Pass LNG facility and associated TransCameron pipeline in Cameron Parish, Louisiana. The proceeds

Venture Global Proposes Third LNG Project on Gulf Coast

From The Houston Chronicle Venture Global has proposed a third LNG project on the Gulf Coast called Delta LNG. The above rendering shows a proposal for a separate LNG project also proposed by Venture Global on the Gulf Coast called  Calcasieu Pass LNG. Virginia-based Venture Global is revealing plans for its third proposed LNG export project on the Gulf Coast.

Another Louisiana LNG Plant Gets FERC Approval to Build

Firm secured 20 year contract to supply gas to Poland starting in 2022 From Reuters Venture Global LNG Inc’s Calcasieu Pass liquefied natural gas (LNG) export terminal in Louisiana took a big step toward receiving federal approval for construction on Monday after staff at the U.S. energy regulator issued a final environmental report. In the report, known as a final

China Leaves U.S. LNG Off Import Tariff Retaliation Hit List—For Now

From Financial Times Chinese LNG demand is soaring — so much so that Beijing spared the product from tariff rises When China last week set out a list of US exports threatened with retaliatory tariffs, almost all fossil fuels were covered, including oil, coal and liquefied petroleum gases such as propane. There was, however, one conspicuous exemption: liquefied natural gas.