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Diameter named in Delfin Midstream first FLNG final investment decision

June 3, 2026 primary Manager profile

Summary: Delfin Midstream announced a $5 billion final investment decision for its first floating LNG vessel and said a group including Diameter Capital Partners is providing additional investment. Diameter's own public media page also points to the Delfin FLNG financing announcement.

Why it matters: The update may matter to due-diligence readers as a public signal of Diameter's participation in a private energy-infrastructure financing, while requiring clear caveats that the source does not establish fund-level exposure size, economics, credit quality, or investment merit.

9AT filing context: Public SEC identity context maps Diameter Capital Partners LP to CIK 1727012 and public AdviserInfo context maps the adviser lane to CRD 289307. The SEC submissions feed shows a 13F-HR/A filed 2026-08-14 for report date 2026-06-30, but no table-row, value, issuer, or option details are used here, and the 13F recency does not validate or quantify any Delfin private/project exposure.

Summary

Delfin Midstream announced that it had taken a $5 billion final investment decision for the first floating liquefied natural gas vessel in the Delfin LNG project. The Delfin source-party release says the additional-investment group included Global Infrastructure Partners, Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Vitol, and Diameter Capital Partners.

Diameter’s public media page points readers to the Delfin floating-LNG financing announcement, and the Delfin release quotes Diameter co-founders and managing partners Scott Goodwin and Jon Lewinsohn on the milestone. This post treats the item as a source-party project-finance update involving Diameter, not as a view on LNG markets, project credit quality, fund economics, or investment merit.

Why it matters

For due-diligence readers, the update is relevant because it places Diameter in a public source-party announcement for a large private energy-infrastructure financing. That can help frame follow-up questions about the firm’s private credit and infrastructure-related activity, its stated role in source-party financings, and how future manager or issuer disclosures describe the commitment.

The source does not provide enough basis to infer Diameter’s fund-level exposure, sizing, expected returns, current mark, risk allocation, or broader energy-market posture. This post should not be read as an endorsement of Diameter, Delfin, LNG infrastructure, or any related security or private investment.

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9AT filing context

Public SEC identity context maps Diameter Capital Partners LP to CIK 1727012, and public AdviserInfo context maps the adviser lane to CRD 289307. Public adviser-profile context describes Diameter as an alternative asset manager with about $28.8 billion in ADV-reported profile scale.

The SEC submissions feed also shows a Form 13F-HR/A filed on 2026-08-14 for report date 2026-06-30. That is included only as narrow public filing-recency context. The 13F package was not used here for table rows, reported values, issuers, option-like details, or any claim about Delfin, because Form 13F covers selected long U.S.-listed equity securities and related reportable instruments; it does not capture private-project exposure, complete portfolio exposure, AUM, performance, or investment intent.

What to watch

Watch for additional Delfin source-party updates on later project milestones, financing participants, vessel construction, permits, offtake, and subsequent FID timing. Also watch Diameter-authored or regulatory sources for any public explanation of how the firm frames private credit or infrastructure-related participation, without treating third-party project announcements as manager rationale beyond what they explicitly state.

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