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For Venture Global, the core investment belief is that liquefied natural gas will remain central to global energy systems and that the company can convert its growing export footprint into durable cash flows. The latest dividend increase to US$0.017 a share reinforces a message of discipline and shareholder return, even as the share price has slipped close to its 52‑week low. More importantly, the new 20‑year SPAs with Tokyo Gas and Naturgy, lifting committed volumes to 7.75 million tonnes per year, slightly shifts the near term catalyst mix away from pure volume growth and toward contract quality and counterparty strength. These deals do not transform the immediate story, but they do help offset concerns about forecast earnings declines and high leverage by adding clearer long term revenue visibility. However, the combination of a relatively new management team, heavy debt load and volatile share price still sits at the center of the risk discussion.
But beneath those long-term contracts, one funding risk in particular stands out that investors should understand. Despite retreating, Venture Global's shares might still be trading above their fair value and there could be some more downside. Discover how much.Explore 9 other fair value estimates on Venture Global - why the stock might be worth over 3x more than the current price!
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