Cross Timbers Royalty Trust (CRT) Q1 2025 earnings summary
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Q1 2025 earnings summary
12 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Q1 2025 distributable income rose to $1.784M from $1.493M YoY; distributable income per unit increased to $0.297323 from $0.248869.
Higher net profits income reflected lower development costs and higher production, partly offset by net excess costs and lower oil and gas prices.
Financial highlights
Net profits income was $2.053M, up 12% YoY from $1.838M; total income was $2.065M versus $1.855M.
Administration expense declined $80,038 YoY to $281,462, mainly due to expense-payment timing and professional-services terms.
Distributable income was $1.784M, or $0.297323 per unit, compared with $1.493M, or $0.248869 per unit, in Q1 2024.
Outlook and guidance
Natural production decline on underlying oil and gas properties is estimated at 6%–8% annually.
Trustee intends to withhold $50,000 monthly from distributable funds until the expense reserve reaches $1.5M; the reserve stood at $1.0M at March 31, 2025.
Latest events from Cross Timbers Royalty Trust
- Q3 distributable income fell 38% as lower net profits income pressured per-unit distributions.CRT
Q3 2024 - FY income fell 13%, while Q4 rebounded 11%; Texas excess costs persist.CRT
Q4 2025 - Lower production and oil prices cut Q3 distributable income 70% YoY.CRT
Q3 2025 - Net profits income fell 62% as lower volumes and oil prices pressured Q1 distributions.CRT
Q1 2026 - Lower gas prices drove Q2 distributable income down to $1.35M, while settlement allocation remains pending.CRT
Q2 2024 - Q2 distributable income fell as lower production and oil prices outweighed stronger gas prices.CRT
Q2 2025 - Lower production and prices cut 2024 distributable income per unit to $0.946303.CRT
Q4 2024 - Lower production drove a 44% H1 decline in net profits income.CRT
Q2 2026