Permianville Royalty Trust (PVL) Q2 2026 earnings summary
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Q2 2026 earnings summary
12 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Q2 distributable income was $1.122 million, or $0.034 per unit, versus $282,084, or $0.008548 per unit, a year earlier; H1 distributable income was $2.541 million.
Higher natural gas sales and production offset lower oil sales and prices; H1 net profits from the underlying properties reached $4.8 million, versus a $1.1 million deficit in H1 2025.
Financial highlights
Q2 income from the net profits interest was $1.632 million versus $419,589 YoY; H1 was $3.587 million versus $419,589.
Q2 net profits attributable to the underlying properties rose 79% to $3.478 million; H1 reached $4.797 million, versus a $1.078 million deficit in H1 2025.
June 30 cash and cash equivalents were $3.347 million; net profits interest carrying value was $33.057 million and total assets were $36.404 million.
Outlook and guidance
Development activity is expected to remain elevated through year-end; natural gas production is expected to grow at a more moderate pace, while oil production may improve slightly but remain reduced.
2026 capital spending guidance reaffirmed at $9.0–$15.0 million gross, or $7.2–$12.0 million net to the 80% net profits interest; most remaining spend is expected in Haynesville.
Projects in drilling or pre-drilling are expected to begin production in H2 2026 and H1 2027; timing and capex remain subject to operator revisions.
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