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Permianville Royalty Trust(PVL) - 2025 Q1 - Quarterly Results

Financial Performance - The cumulative outstanding net profits shortfall decreased from approximately 1.1milliontoapproximately1.1 million to approximately 0.6 million, resulting in no distribution for May 2025[3]. - Recorded oil cash receipts totaled 2.8millionforthecurrentmonth,consistentwiththepriormonth,whilenaturalgascashreceiptsincreasedby2.8 million for the current month, consistent with the prior month, while natural gas cash receipts increased by 0.1 million to 1.0million[5][6].Totalaccruedoperatingexpensesdecreasedby1.0 million[5][6]. - Total accrued operating expenses decreased by 0.2 million to 2.1million,whilecapitalexpendituresremainedsteadyat2.1 million, while capital expenditures remained steady at 1.0 million[7]. Production and Pricing - Oil production for January 2025 was reported at 37,927 Bbls, with an average wellhead price of 72.92/Bbl,whilenaturalgasproductionforDecember2024was379,445Mcfat72.92/Bbl, while natural gas production for December 2024 was 379,445 Mcf at 2.66/Mcf[5][6]. - The Trust owns a net profits interest representing 80% of the net profits from oil and natural gas production from properties in Texas, Louisiana, and New Mexico[9]. Future Distributions - The Trust will not receive proceeds from net profits interest until the cumulative shortfall is eliminated, with expectations of returning to positive net profits in 2025 based on current commodity prices[8]. - Future distributions are expected to fluctuate based on production volumes, oil and gas prices, capital expenditures, and administrative expenses[9]. - The anticipated distribution is influenced by cash received from the Sponsor, which is affected by commodity price volatility[10]. - Low oil and natural gas prices may reduce profits and cash available for distribution, potentially resulting in no distributions in certain periods[10]. Risks and Considerations - The Trust's filings with the SEC detail risks associated with investments in its units, including potential future capital expenditures exceeding historical averages[10].