CQP Q2 2025

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Earnings

Cheniere Energy Partners delivered a softer-than-expected second quarter, with earnings per unit of $0.91 falling short of the $0.96 consensus by 5.29% and revenue of $2.46 billion coming in 2.31% below estimates, even as that top line surged 29.6% y… Read more Cheniere Energy Partners delivered a softer-than-expected second quarter, with earnings per unit of $0.91 falling short of the $0.96 consensus by 5.29% and revenue of $2.46 billion coming in 2.31% below estimates, even as that top line surged 29.6% year over year. The culprit was largely mechanical: planned maintenance activities curtailed LNG cargo volumes to 98 shipments, down from 103 in the prior-year period, and pushed operating and maintenance costs higher, driving adjusted EBITDA down 13% to $726 million despite improved per-unit LNG margins. Net income slipped 3% to $553 million, reflecting how comprehensively the downtime weighed on profitability. The partnership declared a quarterly distribution of $0.82 per unit, comprising a $0.78 base and a $0.04 variable component, and held firm on full-year 2025 distribution guidance of $3.25 to $3.35 per unit, signaling confidence that the maintenance headwinds were transitory rather than structural as its SPL Expansion Project, targeting roughly 20 mtpa of additional peak capacity, moves through the regulatory pipeline.