PermRock Royalty Trust (PRT) Q2 2026 earnings summary
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Q2 2026 earnings summary
12 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Q2 2026 distributable income was $409,050, or $0.033622 per unit; H1 distributable income was $813,117, down from $2,666,713 YoY.
Lower oil and gas sales volumes and weaker natural gas prices reduced net profits income; higher oil prices partly offset the decline.
Financial highlights
Q2 net profits income was $697,904 vs. $1,545,465 YoY; total revenue was $706,672 vs. $1,557,602.
Q2 G&A expenses were $297,622 vs. $357,084 YoY; interest income was $8,768 vs. $12,137.
H1 net profits income was $1,345,337 vs. $3,256,228; total revenue was $1,363,640 vs. $3,280,905.
H1 G&A expenses were $550,523 vs. $614,192; interest income was $18,303 vs. $24,677.
Outlook and guidance
T2S budgeted ~$0.7 million for 2026 workovers on 22 shut-in wells and one plugging and abandonment operation; ~$0.4 million was spent by June 30, with work expected in Q2 and Q3.
The July 21 distribution was $274,696.04, or $0.022579 per unit, payable August 14, based on May 2026 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 - Distributable income rose YoY as T2S assumed operations and outlined a $4.0 million 2025 plan.PRT
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