Venture Global Inc. strengthens its LNG portfolio with a multi‑year Greek partnership
Venture Global Inc. (NYSE: VG) has announced a definitive Sales and Purchase Agreement (SPA) with ATLANTIC – SEE LNG TRADE S.A. of Greece, cementing the company’s position as a leading provider of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to European utilities and energy firms. The agreement, signed on 7 November 2025, obligates Venture Global to purchase a minimum of 0.5 million tonnes per annum (MTPA) of U.S. LNG, with a 20‑year term.
The deal represents a strategic extension of Venture Global’s long‑standing relationship with Greece, which has been formalised through a new long‑term contract that will underpin energy security across Central and Eastern Europe. The 20‑year horizon aligns with the company’s broader objective of securing stable, low‑carbon gas supplies for a diversified client base, while also reinforcing its investment in a regasification facility at the LNG import terminal in Alexandroupolis.
Market context
The announcement follows a wave of strategic LNG agreements announced earlier in the week, including a memorandum of understanding with the Greek‑Romanian‑Ukrainian consortium ATLANTIC – SEE LNG TRADE for long‑term LNG sales. The Greek government’s focus on positioning Athens as a trans‑Atlantic gas corridor was highlighted at the P‑TEC conference, which saw the signing of several energy‑related accords. The convergence of these initiatives signals a broader regional shift toward U.S. LNG as a reliable alternative to Russian supplies.
Financial implications
While the company has not yet disclosed the exact purchase price, the 0.5 MTPA commitment will provide a predictable revenue stream over two decades. Analysts project that this new contract will support the firm’s earnings per share (EPS) trajectory, with the latest quarterly results expected to reflect a modest upward revision. The market, which has priced VG at USD 7.99 on 6 November, will likely view the deal as a positive catalyst for future cash‑flow generation.
Strategic outlook
Venture Global’s expansion into the Greek market dovetails with its ongoing investment in infrastructure, including the regasification facility at Alexandroupolis. By securing a stable supply of U.S. LNG, the company is positioning itself to serve a growing network of European utilities seeking low‑emission gas sources. The long‑term nature of the SPA also mitigates price volatility, providing a hedge against the fluctuating spot LNG market.
In the coming months, stakeholders should monitor the company’s quarterly reporting for updates on the implementation of the Greek SPA, as well as any ancillary agreements that may arise from its growing presence in Southeast Europe. The strategic alignment between Venture Global’s infrastructure investments and its long‑term supply contracts suggests a robust path toward sustained growth in the evolving energy landscape.
