PermRock Royalty Trust (PRT) Q1 2025 earnings summary
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Q1 2025 earnings summary
12 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Q1 distributable income rose to $1.466 million, or $0.120517 per unit, from $1.123 million, or $0.092268 per unit, YoY; higher net profits income outweighed increased administrative expenses.
The passive 80% Net Profits Interest covers oil and natural gas production from Permian Basin properties; cash distributions depend on production, prices, costs, and Trust expenses.
Financial highlights
Total revenue was $1.723 million versus $1.311 million YoY; net profits income was $1.711 million versus $1.296 million.
General and administrative expenditures increased $68,240 YoY to $257,108, primarily due to payment timing; interest income declined $2,422 to $12,540 as interest rates fell.
Trust corpus ended Q1 at $71.287 million versus $72.380 million at year-end 2024, including $1.093 million of Net Profits Interest amortization charged to corpus.
Outlook and guidance
T2S budgeted $4.0 million for 2025 capital and workover projects, with approximately $0.1 million spent through March 31; the estimate may change with prices, costs, approvals, and project mix.
Planned activity includes two Crane County wells, participation in a non-operated well planned for Q2, workovers, waterflood improvements, and returning shut-in wells to production.
Latest events from PermRock Royalty Trust
- Lower production and gas prices cut Q3 distributable income to $1.34 million.PRT
Q3 2024 - Q2 income rose, but H1 distributions remained pressured by weaker prices and lower volumes.PRT
Q2 2024 - Lower production and prices cut 2024 distributions as an operator change neared.PRT
Q4 2024 - Winter disruptions and weaker prices cut Q1 distributable income to $404,068.PRT
Q1 2026 - Lower FY25 income, shrinking reserves and a $39.9 million impairment frame a capital-light 2026 outlook.PRT
Q4 2025 - Lower Q3 production and prices cut distributable income; 2025 capital spending was scaled back.PRT
Q3 2025 - Q2 income weakened on oil softness; H1 improved as gas prices rose and costs eased.PRT
Q2 2025 - Lower production and gas prices cut Q2 distributable income to $409,050.PRT
Q2 2026