Golar’s shares edged down 0.3% following Q1 results that delivered steady operational performance but offered limited new visibility on growth acceleration or margin expansion, leaving investors largely unimpressed.
- Gimi operated at 19% above contractual capacity, supporting steady EBITDA contribution.
- The Mark II FLNG remains on track for year-end 2027 delivery, with a planned 20-year charter starting summer 2028.
- The backlog stands at $17 billion, excluding commodity upside and inflation adjustments, underpinning long-term earnings visibility.
- Commodity-linked earnings could reach $500 million annually over the first three years of Argentina operations, contingent on securing the remaining offtake and market hedges.
- Management confirmed plans to order a fourth FLNG unit in 2026 but provided no definitive timing or additional details, maintaining a cautious growth outlook.
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