VOC Energy Trust (VOC) Q2 2025 earnings summary
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Q2 2025 earnings summary
12 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Q2 distributable income was $2.21 million, down from $3.06 million YoY, reflecting lower net-profits-interest income and higher administrative expenses.
H1 distributable income was $3.655 million versus $6.29 million in H1 2024; the 80% net profits interest is passive and depends on production from Kansas and Texas properties.
Financial highlights
Q2 income from net profits interest was $2.485 million, down from $3.377 million YoY; H1 was $4.384 million versus $6.982 million.
Q2 general and administrative expenses rose to $213,891 from $120,837; H1 expenses increased to $626,412 from $477,296.
Underlying oil and gas gross proceeds were $7.813 million in Q2, down 3.3% YoY; H1 proceeds were $15.374 million, down 13.5%.
Outlook and guidance
Mature-field operating costs are expected to remain broadly consistent with recent history, except for changes from fluctuations in oilfield service costs.
The net profits interest terminates after the later of Dec. 31, 2030 or production and sale of 10.6 MMBoe from the properties; 9.4 MMBoe had been produced and sold cumulatively through June 30, 2025.
Latest events from VOC Energy Trust
- Lower volumes and gas prices cut 2024 distributions as reserves continued to deplete.VOC
Q4 2024 - Lower oil prices and volumes cut 2025 distributable income 40% to $7.40 million.VOC
Q4 2025 - Lower oil proceeds cut Q2 distributions, while a $0.28-per-unit payment was set for August.VOC
Q2 2026 - Lower production and weak gas prices cut nine-month income and distributions.VOC
Q3 2024 - Lower prices and volumes cut Q1 net profits income 47.3% YoY.VOC
Q1 2025 - Lower prices and storm-related curtailments cut Q2 income and distributions YoY.VOC
Q2 2024 - Distributions rose despite lower oil proceeds and net profits interest income.VOC
Q1 2026 - Lower oil prices and gas volumes cut Q3 income and distributions.VOC
Q3 2025