Venture Global’s Q3 revenue reaches $4.76 billion, net income jumps

US LNG exporter Venture Global reported revenue of $4.76 billion in the third quarter of this year, a 43 percent rise from the year before, while its net income rose more than five times to $2.55 billion.

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