LNG exporter raises 2026 guidance on record output and tight supply
Adjusted third-quarter EBITDA was about $1.9 billion as record LNG exports lifted 2026 guidance for a third straight quarter. Source: TradingView.
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what happened
Adjusted EBITDA for the third quarter came in at roughly $1.9 billion. The company pointed to record LNG exports and the completion of Stage 3, which allowed it to raise its 2026 guidance for a third consecutive time.
According to TradingView, supply disruptions and elevated prices strengthened the company's margins. At the same time, new long-term contracts are moving forward plans to expand existing brownfield capacity.
why it matters
For the LNG market, this signals that global supply remains tight and high prices are supporting exporter profits. Gas-sector investors will also watch the timing of new capacity start-ups and the terms of long-term contracts.
market impact
LNG and gas markets: tight supply and high prices support exporter margins
- LNG pressure up — record exports and tight supply support prices and margins
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- LNG: Record LNG output and tight global supply drove higher 2026 guidance — TradingView, 29 October 2026 at 17:03 UTC
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