(Reuters) - Venture Global LNG's shares were set to open up to 6% above their offer price in their debut on the New York Stock Exchange on Friday. The LNG exporter's stock was indicated to trade between $25.5 and $26.5, compared with the IPO price of $25. At the higher-end, it could notch a valuation of $64.11 billion. (Reporting by Manya Saini and Niket Nishant in Bengaluru; Editing by Arun

There's plenty to chew on in Venture Global's IPO filing beyond just the topline numbers. Why it matters: The U.S. LNG exporter hopes to raise up to $2.3 billion in what would be the largest energy IPO in over a decade. The intrigue: The SEC filing delves into risks and rewards under Trump 2.0. It notes President-elect Trump is "widely expected" to support LNG exports and end the Biden pause on new approvals, albeit with uncertainties about what...

Mike Sabel, CEO and co-founder of Venture Global, says he's very pleased with the IPO and they reached a great valuation. The Virginia-based LNG supplier went public on the New York Stock Exchange where shares closed at $24 on Friday, below the offering price of $25 a piece. Sabel is on "Bloomberg The Close."

By Manya Saini and Niket Nishant (Reuters) - Venture Global LNG will debut on public markets on Friday after sharply lowering its IPO valuation to $60.5 billion, but still set to be one of the largest U.S.-listed energy companies. The LNG exporter cut its valuation by 40% from $110 billion after investors and analysts termed it 'lofty', on doubts over its estimated long-term profit from

Liquefied natural gas producer Venture Global slashed the proposed range for its IPO on Wednesday, lowering the valuation it sought to ~$65B from the initial target of $110B at the top of the previous range. The company will market 70M shares in the offering for $23 to $27 each, a more than 40% drop from the $40-$46 range it had targeted earlier, according to an earlier filing with the SEC.