Capital Clean Energy Carriers reports Q2 EPS 51c, consensus 45c

Reports Q2 revenue $104.2M, consensus $109.11M. Jerry Kalogiratos, Chief Executive Officer of CCEC, commented: “The second quarter of 2025 marked a period of consolidation, as we continued to build upon the significant progress achieved in the prior quarter toward our strategic objectives. While we have no exposure to the spot LNG market, it is encouraging to see short-term and spot charter rates trending upward. This positive pricing environment, combined with the continued retirement of older LNG carriers, underscores the growing economic cost and regulatory pressures on legacy tonnage. We anticipate this rationalization trend to persist, further reinforcing the long-term value of our latest generation fleet. Looking ahead, our growth trajectory is underpinned by the scheduled delivery of 16 gas carriers-including six latest-generation LNG carriers and ten LPG, ammonia, and LCO2-capable vessels-over the next three years. We are pleased to have secured financing for two of our newbuilds on attractive terms, significantly de-risking our capital plan. Concurrently, we remain in active discussions with potential charterers for our open vessels and continue to position the Company as a leading U.S.-listed platform dedicated to LNG and broader gas shipping solutions.”