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Liquefied Natural
Short position
short percentage1.10%
reported shorts6.4M
shares on issue576.667M
Liquefied Natural (ASX:LNG) has 1.10% of its shares on issue reported as short positions as of 26 Feb 2021, or about 6,372,139 shares. Over the past 30 days that figure has been broadly flat, and over 90 days it has been broadly flat. Its highest recorded short interest was 5.96% in August 2019. All figures come from official ASIC short position reports, published with a four trading-day (T+4) delay.
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KalkineWill Santos face a new test as Papua LNG nears a final investment decision?
Highlights Santos has agreed to lift its stake in the Papua LNG project, with the deal conditional on the project reaching a final investment decision. The Papua LNG joint venture has indicated a final investment decision is expected before the end of the current calendar year, with ExxonMobil set to take over as operator. The companys next scheduled production update is expected to show how the Pikka and Barossa ramp-ups have progressed. Santos Ltd (ASX:STO) heads into the closing stretch of...
Motley FoolSantos shares on watch after major Papua LNG deal
Investors have another reason to watch this ASX 200 energy stock today. The post Santos shares on watch after major Papua LNG deal appeared first on The Motley Fool Australia.
How Woodside shares are building a 'unique position' to supply global LNG markets
Woodside shares are growing their exposure to global LNG markets. The post How Woodside shares are building a 'unique position' to supply global LNG markets appeared first on The Motley Fool Australia.
Santos posts lower first-half profit as new LNG projects ramp up
The energy giant has cut its interim dividend to 11.6 US cents per share (unfranked). The post Santos posts lower first-half profit as new LNG projects ramp up appeared first on The Motley Fool Australia.
Woodside Energy (ASX:WOD) and LNG Pioneer Market Position: What to Watch
Highlights Woodside Energy operates as LNG pioneer with supply significance Global LNG supply portfolio provides market position strength Woodside Energy (ASX:WOD) operates as a leading liquefied natural gas pioneer and global LNG supplier, holding significant share of global LNG supply Woodside Energy (ASX:WOD) operates as a leading liquefied natural gas pioneer and global LNG supplier, holding significant share of global LNG supply. The broader [ASX 200] remains an important benchmark for...
Energy World Corporation Finalizes $350 Million Turbine Sale to Hallador Energy and Advances LNG Terminal Development
Energy World Corporation Limited has secured a $350 million turbine sale agreement with Hallador Energy Company, marking a pivotal step to strengthen its financial standing and accelerate the near-completion of its LNG terminal operations in the Philippines. Key Points Energy World Corporation Limited (EWC) Signed a $350 million turbine sale contract with Hallador Energy Company. Received approximately $7 million from Hallador, with an additional $28 million available for upcoming drawdowns. ...
Woodside Nears Scarborough Milestone as LNG Advances
Highlights Woodside pushed its Scarborough gas project close to completion. A near-term cargo milestone kept the LNG story in sharp focus. Firmer oil prices lent the broader energy sector a supportive backdrop. Australia's energy shares carried a brighter tone this week as firmer oil prices and steady progress on major gas projects lifted the mood. At the centre stood Woodside Energy Group (ASX:WDS), the country's largest independent gas producer and a familiar name across the [ASX 200], whic...
Can Woodside's First LNG Cargo Mark a Turning Point for ASX Energy?
Highlights Woodside Energy is approaching first LNG cargo from its major offshore development, marking a key operational milestone. The project represents a transition from years of construction spending to long-term production and cash flow generation. The milestone comes amid continued volatility in global oil and LNG markets. Woodside Energy Group (ASX:WDS) is approaching one of the most significant milestones in its recent history as its major offshore LNG develop...
Oil and Gas Stocks Watch: Is LNG Demand Recheck Rewriting The ASX Mood?
Highlights LNG demand recheck is shifting attention toward contract coverage, project timing and emissions scrutiny. Woodside Energy (ASX:WDS), Santos (ASX:STO) and Origin Energy (ASX:ORG) show different ways the theme is appearing on the ASX screen. The current setup favours contracted volume and disciplined execution over broad sector excitement. The latest ASX setup is putting gas-linked energy names under a sharper lens as the market reassesses long-term L...
Crude Retreat, LNG Strength: What’s Putting ASX Oil Stocks Back in Focus?
Highlights Falling crude prices are shifting attention towards LNG exposure, contract quality and cash-flow resilience across the energy sector. Woodside Energy Group (ASX:WDS), Santos (ASX:STO), Beach Energy (ASX:BPT) and Karoon Energy (ASX:KAR) remain key names on energy watchlists. Market participants are increasingly focusing on earnings durability, balance-sheet strength and capital discipline rather than headline commodity moves. Australia’s share market is entering a period...
Scarborough Signals Turn as LNG Countdown Builds
Highlights Woodside Energy (ASX:WDS) edges closer to first LNG cargo from the Scarborough project. Project construction reported well advanced, marking a key transition toward production phase. Energy market attention intensifies as global pricing conditions intersect with project milestones. Woodside Energy’s Scarborough project is nearing first LNG cargo, marking a key shift from construction to production and reinforcing its role in Australia’s energy export landscape. Wo...
LNG Cash Flow or Oil Exposure? Why Energy Stocks Are Back in Focus
Highlights Energy stocks are being shaped by LNG revenue visibility, project spending and commodity price volatility. Recent crude weakness has shifted attention towards companies with diversified earnings streams and operational resilience. Investors are increasingly assessing how different business models respond to changing market conditions. Energy investors are increasingly focusing on LNG cash flows, project execution and earnings visibility as oil-price volatility reshapes sentiment ac...
Santos LNG And Pikka Expansion Drive Focus on ASX 300 Energy Sector Shift
Highlights Santos (ASX:STO) reaches first oil at Pikka Phase One in Alaska. Debt reduction pathway aligns with LNG expansion and upstream production growth. Energy portfolio repositioning reflects shifting dynamics across ASX 300 energy sector. Santos begins Pikka oil production while advancing LNG expansion and debt reduction strategy across diversified global energy assets. Australian energy markets are undergoing structural change as major producers refine capital allocation and port...
LNG Contracts and Cash Flow: The Discipline Test Facing Energy Stocks
Highlights LNG contract coverage, free cash flow generation and reserve replacement are becoming key measures for assessing energy companies. Woodside Energy Group (ASX:WDS), Santos (ASX:STO) and Beach Energy (ASX:BPT) remain central to discussions around Australia's LNG market. Asian LNG demand, domestic gas policy and project execution are among the major themes influencing sector sentiment. ASX oil and gas stocks are increasingly being assessed through LNG contracts, cash flow generation a...
LNG Titans Collide: Who Is Shaping Australia’s Energy Future?
Highlights Woodside and Santos are progressing major LNG developments that could influence future production profiles. Different contract structures create distinct revenue and risk characteristics for each company. Growing LNG demand is keeping attention firmly on Australia's largest energy producers. Australia’s energy sector is entering a pivotal period as two of its largest oil and gas producers advance major liquefied natural gas developments. Woodside Energy (ASX:WDS) and Santos (...
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Why Woodside’s LNG Ambitions Are Back In Focus As Scarborough Nears Completion
Highlights Woodside Energy is progressing toward first LNG production from the Scarborough project. Record production levels and continued project execution remain central to the company’s strategy. Louisiana LNG and Scarborough developments are reshaping Woodside’s long-term operational profile. Woodside continues progressing major LNG developments through Scarborough and Louisiana LNG while building long-term production capacity and strengthening its position in global energy ma...
LNG Market Developments Across ASX 100 Energy Companies
Highlights LNG exports remain central to evolving energy trade flows across Asia and international markets. Woodside (ASX:WDS) and Santos (ASX:STO) continue advancing major LNG projects and production initiatives. Geographic proximity to key Asian economies strengthens Australia's position within the global LNG industry. Australia's LNG sector remains central to Asian energy demand, with Woodside and Santos advancing major projects that strengthen the nation's position in global LNG tra...
Woodside’s LNG Challenge Sparks a Bigger Question for Energy Stocks
Highlights Reports around Woodside’s US LNG customer discussions have reignited debate about global demand dynamics and long-term contract markets. The development has placed major Australian energy producers under the spotlight, including Woodside Energy Group (ASX:WDS), Santos (ASX:STO) and Beach Energy (ASX:BPT). Market participants are looking beyond headline reactions and focusing on how LNG demand trends could shape the outlook for the broader Australian energy sector. Woodside&rs...
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LNG Demand Shift Puts ASX Energy Giants Back in Focus
Highlights Asian LNG demand trends are reshaping sentiment across Australia’s energy sector and lifting attention on major oil and gas producers. Woodside Energy, Santos and Beach Energy remain closely watched as traders monitor contract structures and LNG-linked pricing benchmarks. Smaller energy names are also gaining traction as the market reassesses exposure to evolving regional supply dynamics. Australian energy shares are attracting renewed market attention as stronger LNG p...
LNG Giants Reshape Australia’s Energy Export Future
Highlights Australia has become one of the world’s largest LNG exporters through large-scale energy infrastructure projects. Long-term LNG agreements continue supporting export activity across major Asian economies. Global energy transition policies are reshaping how LNG producers manage future growth and operations. Australia’s liquefied natural gas industry has dramatically reshaped the local energy sector and strengthened the country’s position in global exports. Ma...
How Tighter LNG Supply and Equus Progress At Woodside (ASX:WDS) Has Changed Its Investment Story - simplywall.st
How Tighter LNG Supply and Equus Progress At Woodside (ASX:WDS) Has Changed Its Investment Story simplywall.st
Cyclone Disrupts LNG Output, Energy Supply in Focus
Highlights Production pause hits key LNG hub in Western Australia Regional energy players adjust operations amid cyclone risk Global supply concerns deepen alongside geopolitical strain Severe weather disruption in Western Australia has prompted operational shifts among major LNG producers, drawing attention to energy supply resilience amid broader global uncertainties Cyclone Forces LNG Halt, Energy Supply Faces Test The global energy landscape is witnessing fresh uncertainty as Woodsi...