Cheniere Energy announced a series of financing actions to enhance liquidity and align funding with project milestones. The company increased its corporate revolving credit facility by $500 million to $1.75 billion and extended its maturity to August 1, 2031. Subsidiary CCH entered into an amended and restated $1.0 billion revolving credit agreement dedicated to letters of credit for Corpus Christi operations, with a June 26, 2031 maturity and options for up to two one-year extensions. Separately, the CCH term loan facility was amended to extend the draw period to the later of Stage 3 completion and December 31, 2027, shifting the start of repayments accordingly.
Agreement 1: Cheniere Energy Expands Revolver to $1.75 Billion, Extends Maturity to 2031
- Agreement type: Amendment to revolving credit facility increasing commitments and extending maturity
- Counterparty: Société Générale and other lenders
- Signed / Effective: Jun 26 2026 / same
- Duration / Termination: Through Aug 01 2031
- Reason: Increase liquidity and extend CEI credit availability
Agreement 2: Cheniere Energy's CCH Sets $1.0 Billion Revolving Credit Facility for Letters of Credit
- Agreement type: Amended and restated revolving credit agreement for $1.0 billion LC facility
- Counterparty: Bank of Nova Scotia and other lenders
- Signed / Effective: Jun 26 2026 / same
- Duration / Termination: Through Jun 26 2031, plus up to two one-year extensions
- Reason: Provide LC capacity and working capital for Corpus Christi operations
Agreement 3: Cheniere Energy Amends CCH Term Loan, Extends Draw Period to Late 2027
- Agreement type: Second amendment to term loan facility
- Counterparty: Société Générale
- Signed / Effective: Jun 26 2026 / same
- Duration / Termination: Availability through later of Stage 3 completion and Dec 31 2027
- Reason: Align funding with Corpus Christi Stage 3 timeline
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