All Brands Owned by Cheniere Energy, Inc.

What does Cheniere Energy own?
The company owns the Sabine Pass LNG terminal in Louisiana (held through its 48.6 percent limited partner stake in Cheniere Energy Partners), the Corpus Christi LNG terminal in Texas, supply pipelines, and a global LNG marketing business.

Is Cheniere Energy publicly traded?
Yes. It trades on the NYSE American under ticker LNG. Its Sabine Pass partnership entity, Cheniere Energy Partners, trades separately under CQP.

Who founded Cheniere Energy?
Charif Souki founded the company in Houston in 1996 and led its conversion from an LNG importer to an exporter. He departed in 2015; Jack Fusco has been CEO since 2016.

Where is Cheniere Energy headquartered?
The company is headquartered in Houston, Texas, with its terminals in Louisiana and South Texas.

How big is Cheniere Energy?
It reported $20.0 billion in revenue and produced over 46 million tonnes of LNG in fiscal 2025, making it the largest US LNG producer and second largest globally. Approximately 1,700 people work for the company.

Who owns Cheniere Energy?
Public shareholders own it through the NYSE American listing, with institutional investors holding most shares and no controlling owner.

When did Cheniere start exporting LNG?
The first cargo left Sabine Pass in February 2016, making the United States a new LNG exporter. Cheniere celebrated ten years of exports in early 2026.