Cheniere Energy Partners

Cheniere Energy Partners priced $2 billion of senior notes in two tranches maturing 2036 (5.35%) and 2056 (6.05%). Net proceeds will be used to repay, refinance and redeem existing debt, including Sabine Pass Liquefaction notes due 2027, and may fund capex, working capital and other opportunities. The financing follows a contract with Bechtel for the first phase of the Sabine Pass LNG expansion, which will add about 6 million mtpa of capacity. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Cheniere Energy Partners has issued senior notes totaling about $2 billion in two tranches. The 2036 tranche carries a coupon of 5.35% and is being issued at 99.511%, the 2056 tranche 6.05% at 99.698%. Closing is expected on June 9, 2026; proceeds are intended for general corporate purposes, including refinancing existing indebtedness. The company reports total debt of $14.2 billion and a current ratio of 0.42. » More on de.investing.com

Cheniere Energy Partners appointed Matthew Runkle, effective Thursday, to the board of directors of its general partner, Cheniere Energy Partners GP, LLC. Runkle was also appointed to the executive committee and will serve as a member of the CMI SPA Committee; his appointment was made pursuant to the rights of CQP Holdco LP under the amended LLC agreement. Scott Peak simultaneously departed from the board, the executive committee and the CMI SPA Committee. Runkle is subject to the usual indemnification agreement and was not party to any reportable transactions. » More on de.investing.com

Cheniere Energy Partners shares rose to a record high of $68.71, posting a 10.28% gain over the past year, most recently +31% over six months and +27% year-to-date. The stock trades at a P/E ratio of 13.09; InvestingPro currently rates the stock as overvalued versus fair value. Analyst reactions and ratings: RBC raised its price target from $58 to $62 while maintaining "Sector Perform," and Moody’s upgraded the parent company’s senior unsecured bonds and affirmed a Baa2 rating for Cheniere Energy Partners with a stable outlook. » More on de.investing.com

S&P Global Ratings raised the credit rating of Cheniere Energy Partners (CQP) from BBB to BBB+, citing strong operational performance and the strategic importance to parent company Cheniere Energy Inc. For 2025–2026 S&P expects adjusted EBITDA of $3.6–3.7 billion and leverage of around 4x. S&P points to a stable revenue base from long-term contracts, the Sabine Pass LNG terminal’s 30 mtpa capacity and a planned expansion project (+67%, about 20 mtpa) with potential final investment decisions in 2026. The rating also takes into account Cheniere Energy Inc.’s roughly 50.6% parent stake; the outlook remains stable. » More on de.investing.com