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Mesa Royalty Trust (MTR) is a Texas royalty trust whose news flow centers on royalty income and cash distributions from its oil and natural gas interests. The Trust holds overriding royalty interests in producing properties in the Hugoton field of Kansas and the San Juan Basin fields of New Mexico and Colorado, and it regularly reports how proceeds from these properties translate into monthly distributions for unitholders.
Most Mesa Royalty Trust news items are monthly press releases announcing royalty income and income distributions. These updates typically describe the total proceeds reported by working interest owners, the share attributable to the Trust’s New Mexico San Juan Basin properties operated by Hilcorp San Juan LP, the Trust’s administrative expenses, and the resulting distributable net profits for the period.
In addition to headline distribution amounts, the Trust’s news highlights key factors affecting variability in payments. Releases reiterate that production and development costs have created substantial accumulated excess production costs, which can decrease distributions and, in some periods, lead to no distributions. They also reference the Trust’s plan, described in its Form 10-Q, to materially reduce distributions while building cash reserves to a total of $2.0 million for added liquidity.
Investors following MTR news can use these recurring announcements to track trends in reported proceeds, the impact of industry volatility on the Trust’s income, and ongoing changes in excess production costs and reserves. Bookmark this page to review Mesa Royalty Trust’s latest royalty income disclosures, distribution declarations, and related commentary furnished through its press releases and Form 8-K filings.
Mesa Royalty Trust (NYSE: MTR) announced its income distribution for July 2024. Unitholders of record on July 31, 2024, will receive $0.001801384 per unit, payable on October 31, 2024. The Trust received $36,618, all from the New Mexico portion of its San Juan Basin properties operated by Hilcorp San Juan LP. After expenses, the distributable net profits were $3,357.
The Trust owns overriding royalty interests in oil and gas properties in the Hugoton field of Kansas and San Juan Basin fields of New Mexico and Colorado. Monthly distributions are expected to fluctuate based on production, prices, and expenses. Distributions are likely to be materially reduced until the Trust increases its cash reserves to $2.0 million for added liquidity.
Mesa Royalty Trust (NYSE: MTR) has announced a June 2024 income distribution of $0.038766492 per unit for unitholders of record on June 28, payable on July 31, 2024. The Trust received $85,246 solely from the New Mexico portion of the San Juan Basin properties operated by Hilcorp San Juan LP. No income was received from other working interest owners. After reserves and administrative expenses, the distributable net profit was $72,245. The Trust expects monthly distribution amounts to fluctuate due to production, oil and natural gas prices, and administrative costs. Distributions will be materially reduced until the Trust boosts its cash reserves to $2.0 million. Additionally, the Trust faces substantial accumulated excess production costs, potentially leading to periods with no distributions.
Mesa Royalty Trust (NYSE: MTR) announced the income distribution for May 2024. Unitholders of record on May 31, 2024, will receive $0.054572375 per unit, payable on July 31, 2024. The Trust received $130,266 from its San Juan Basin properties, operated by Hilcorp San Juan LP. After withholding for cash reserves and administrative expenses, the distributable net profit totals $101,701.
The Trust's monthly distributions fluctuate based on production, oil and natural gas prices, and administrative expenses. Due to accumulated excess production costs and a strategy to increase cash reserves to $2.0 million, distributions are expected to be materially reduced.
Future distributions will also be affected by industry volatility and additional expenses.
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