On May 26, Venture Global fell 5.35% in regular trading, trading at $13.12 USD/share, with trading volume of approximately $74.60 million.

The decline comes amid broad weakness in the Oil & Gas Exploration & Production sector and intensifying profit-taking pressure. The stock had previously surged to $14.885 on the back of multiple positive catalysts, including Q1 earnings beating expectations, new LNG supply agreements signed with TotalEnergies and Vitol Group featuring premiums more than double long-term contract rates, and a Citi upgrade from Neutral to Buy with a $17 price target. Middle East tensions disrupting Strait of Hormuz shipping had also bolstered demand for US LNG alternatives.

However, the stock has since retreated as those catalysts appear fully priced in. Within the sector, ConocoPhillips fell 1.69%, Canadian Natural Resources fell 2.30%, Devon fell 1.57%, EQT Corp fell 1.49%, and EOG Resources fell 1.24%, reflecting widespread selling pressure across the group.

Venture Global, Inc. is a long-term, low-cost US LNG supplier with integrated assets spanning LNG production, natural gas transportation, shipping, and regasification, focused on delivering low-cost LNG to global markets while promoting energy security and supporting the transition to cleaner fuels.

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