Golar LNG reported second-quarter 2026 net income attributable to the company of $38 million, up 145% from a year earlier, on total operating revenue of $130.5 million and adjusted EBITDA of $127.4 million. The company used the results to underline a broader expansion in floating LNG, including a finalized EPC contract with CIMC Raffles for its fourth FLNG and second 3.5 MTPA MKII unit at a fully delivered cost of about $2.45 billion, with expected delivery by year-end 2029. Golar said the new vessel would be the earliest available FLNG capacity globally and that the EPC contract includes an option for an additional FLNG order. It also signed a letter of intent with Seatrium to secure yard capacity for a potential extra MKI or MKII unit and closed a $600 million senior secured revolving credit facility with ABN AMRO, Citibank, Danske Bank and Standard Chartered Bank. Total Golar Cash stood at $908 million as of June 30, before the newly announced facility. Operationally, FLNG Hilli completed its eight-year Cameroon contract with 100% economic uptime since start-up and 156 cargoes offloaded, and is now heading to Singapore for modification work ahead of a 20-year contract in Argentina starting in 2027. FLNG Gimi continued to outperform, producing 15% above contracted volume in the quarter. Golar said FLNG Esperanza remains on time and on budget for Argentina, while Southern Energy S.A. has received strong offtaker interest and the related San Matías pipeline project has awarded EPC contracts and moved toward financing.