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Strategy Plans to Issue Up to $21 Billion in Common and Preferred Stock via ATM
On March 23, Strategy filed an 8-K document, planning to issue up to $21 billion in common stock and $21 billion in STRC preferred stock via an ATM method. Additionally, it intends to issue up to $2.1 billion in STRK preferred stock. At the same time, the authorized shares for STRC preferred stock will be increased from approximately 70.43 million shares to about 283 million shares, while the authorized shares for STRK preferred stock will be decreased from approximately 270 million shares to about 40.27 million shares.
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Jack Fusco, CEO of Cheniere Energy Partners LP, recently pointed out that the liquefied natural gas market must maintain price stability and affordability; otherwise, industrial consumers may switch back to coal as an alternative energy source.
Fusco emphasized that despite the ongoing global energy transition, price remains the core consideration for customers when choosing energy sources. If liquefied natural gas continues to fluctuate at high levels over the long term, its competitiveness compared to traditional energy sources will be weakened. Especially in the Asian market, some countries still maintain a large amount of coal-fired power generation capacity, and price-sensitive buyers are likely to return to coal under cost pressure. The head of the largest liquefied natural gas export company in the United States admitted that the industry needs to seek a balance between energy security and low-carbon goals. Current geopolitical risks and supply chain disruptions have caused gas prices to fluctuate dramatically several times. This uncertainty not only affects the signing of long-term contracts but also may delay the global decarbonization process.
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At the CERAWeek Energy Conference, Cheniere Energy executive Fusco pointed out that the current tensions in the Middle East fully demonstrate the urgent need for diversification in the global energy supply system.
Fusco emphasized that geopolitical risks pose significant challenges to energy security, and nations must actively expand supply channels to reduce reliance on a single region. This viewpoint sparked in-depth discussions among attendees and energy leaders about supply chain resilience. As a leading enterprise in U.S. liquefied natural gas exports, Cheniere Energy’s remarks reflected the industry’s shared expectations for building a more robust energy trade landscape. In the context of the global energy transition, ensuring supply security has become a core issue affecting economic stability.
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