• Cheniere Energy Partners posted net income of USD 186 million, down 71% year over year, while total revenues rose 20.44% to USD 3.6 billion.
• Basic and diluted net income per common unit fell to USD 0.19 from USD 1.08, while income from operations dropped 56.3% to USD 361 million.
• Net cash provided by operating activities climbed 36.84% to USD 910 million, while total operating costs and expenses jumped 49.75% to USD 3.24 billion.
• Management attributed profit decline primarily to USD 599 million of unfavorable changes in fair value of agreements accounted for as derivative instruments tied largely to long-term IPM agreements.
• Declared cash distribution of USD 0.79 per common unit for first quarter, payable May 15, consisting of USD 0.775 base amount plus USD 0.015 variable amount.

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