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Will EQT's (EQT) LNG Moves and Consortium Talks Reshape Its Long-Term Global Strategy?

  • Earlier this month, AUB Group approved EQT's request to form a consortium with CVC for a joint proposal, while EQT also finalized a new take-or-pay agreement with Smart Sand and asked for extra time to conduct due diligence, extending talks through December 4, 2025.
  • This development arrives as EQT benefits from record US LNG exports and rising demand for American natural gas in both Europe and Asia.
  • We'll now explore how surging natural gas prices and record LNG exports may influence EQT's longer-term investment outlook.

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EQT Investment Narrative Recap

To be an EQT shareholder, you’ll likely believe in the company's ability to capture expanding U.S. natural gas demand through LNG exports and long-term supply contracts, while managing the execution and costs of major infrastructure projects. The current news around new consortium talks and contract extensions does little to shift the primary near-term catalyst: record American LNG exports supporting higher natural gas prices. The biggest risk still revolves around regulatory headwinds and cost inflation as EQT grows its footprint. Among the recent announcements, EQT’s September deal securing 1.0 MTPA of liquefaction capacity with Commonwealth LNG stands out, directly connecting to the LNG export-driven catalyst underpinning short-term optimism. This long-term agreement positions EQT to potentially lock in higher-margin volumes, supporting projected revenue growth as the global focus on U.S. LNG supply accelerates. In contrast, investors should be aware that while global LNG demand looks robust, tightening environmental regulations could ...

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EQT's narrative projects $9.8 billion revenue and $3.8 billion earnings by 2028. This requires 11.3% yearly revenue growth and a $2.7 billion earnings increase from $1.1 billion today.

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EQT Community Fair Values as at Nov 2025
EQT Community Fair Values as at Nov 2025

Five members of the Simply Wall St Community estimate EQT's fair value from US$47.87 to US$87.56 per share. While many are focused on growth from LNG export contracts, global decarbonization efforts and new regulations remain influential forces you should consider.

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