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EQT’s story still rests on a simple belief: that rising US LNG exports and AI-driven power needs will support durable demand for its low-cost Appalachian gas. The latest quarter’s EPS beat and revenue miss do not materially change that near term, but they do sharpen focus on the key catalyst of LNG export ramp-up and the key risk that decarbonization policies and renewables could eventually cap gas demand.
Against that backdrop, EQT’s continued dividend growth, including the October 2025 increase to an annualized US$0.66 per share, stands out as the most relevant recent move. It reinforces the company’s emphasis on returning cash to shareholders at a time when investors are closely watching how rising LNG capacity and AI-related power demand might translate into sustained free cash flow.
But while optimism around LNG and AI power demand is building, investors should also be aware that faster decarbonization efforts could still...
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EQT's narrative projects $9.8 billion revenue and $3.8 billion earnings by 2028.
Uncover how EQT's forecasts yield a $64.00 fair value, a 5% upside to its current price.
Five members of the Simply Wall St Community value EQT between US$47.87 and US$87.57, highlighting how far opinions on upside can stretch. Set these views against the risk that more aggressive decarbonization or methane rules could raise costs and pressure margins, and it becomes clear why you may want to compare several different takes on EQT’s future.
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