Movement Alert|Venture Global, Inc. Rises 5.18% Overnight, Sector Rebounds as Baker Hughes Liquefaction Order Underpins Outlook

Market Focus07-29

On July 29, Venture Global, Inc. rose 5.18% overnight, trading at $12.80/share, with turnover of $215,300. The rebound follows several sessions of sharp declines, with the Oil & Gas Exploration & Production sector strengthening broadly.

On the news front, Baker Hughes disclosed it received a Q2 order to provide Venture Global LNG with liquefaction services for its expansion project in Louisiana. The order, made under the companies' existing master equipment supply agreement, includes six liquefaction blocks comprising a total of 12 liquefaction modules. Financial terms were not disclosed. This order reinforces Venture Global's ongoing capacity buildout as it pursues over 16 million tonnes of combined LNG production capacity across its Plaquemines and CP2 export facilities.

Within the Oil & Gas Exploration & Production sector, the overall sector strengthened. Among individual stocks, ConocoPhillips up 2.02%, Devon Energy up 1.99%, Diamondback Energy up 1.72%, EOG Resources flat, EXPAND ENERGY CORPORATION flat.

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