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Vivakor, Inc. reports developments across an integrated energy platform focused on transportation, storage, reuse, remediation, and related crude oil marketing activities. Company news includes updates on transportation and logistics operations, terminaling and storage assets, oilfield waste remediation initiatives, and commercial activity through Vivakor Supply & Trading.
Recurring announcements also cover capital-structure actions such as convertible note financings, forbearance agreements, reverse stock splits, shareholder distributions, and Nasdaq Capital Market listing matters. Financial updates describe revenue mix, asset utilization, balance sheet actions, and the company’s execution of its infrastructure and commercial platform strategy.
Vivakor (Nasdaq: VIVK) reported that capital funding commitments under its previously announced joint venture with Monarch Remediation & Processing I, LLC have been fully met, allowing the start of commissioning at its flagship Remediation Processing Center (RPC) in Harris County, Texas.
According to Vivakor, the commissioning phase includes system testing, equipment validation, and operational readiness work to prepare the Houston RPC for future commercial operations. Management describes this as an important milestone in advancing the company’s integrated energy platform strategy and plans to provide further updates as key operational milestones are achieved.
Vivakor (Nasdaq: VIVK), through subsidiary Vivakor Supply & Trading, executed two new recurring physical crude oil commercial programs expected to add approximately $384 million of annualized commercial activity. This raises its announced physical crude oil marketing platform to over $1.09 billion in annualized commercial activity, based on current market pricing assumptions.
The new programs cover recurring crude purchase and sale transactions at the Cushing and Midland Terminals, adding about 400,000 barrels per month (4.8 million annually) from August 1, 2026 to July 31, 2027. Vivakor stated that it only recognizes a small percentage of total contract value as gross profit, which will vary with commodity prices, market differentials, transaction structure and delivered volumes.
Vivakor (Nasdaq: VIVK), through subsidiary Vivakor Supply & Trading, executed four recurring physical crude oil purchase and sale transactions with two commercial counterparties. The contracts run from August 1, 2026, to July 31, 2027, with month‑to‑month extensions thereafter, and cover the Enterprise Cushing and Enterprise Midland markets.
The new deals increase marketed crude volumes to 300,000 barrels per month (3.6 million annually) and are expected to support about $24.1 million in monthly and $289.2 million in annualized commercial activity, based on current prices. Vivakor now has recurring commercial programs totaling roughly $709 million in annualized activity and 8.1 million barrels of annual marketed volumes, while noting it earns only a small percentage of total contract value as gross profit.
Vivakor (Nasdaq: VIVK) announced a 1-for-20 reverse stock split of its issued and outstanding common stock, expected to become effective at the opening of trading on the Nasdaq Capital Market on July 17, 2026, under the existing ticker symbol VIVK.
The split, approved by the Board under stockholder authorization granted on June 30, 2026, will reduce outstanding shares from approximately 13,344,000 to approximately 667,200, with authorized shares unchanged. Every 20 shares will be combined into 1 share, no fractional shares will be issued, and holders otherwise entitled to a fraction will receive one whole share. The common stock will trade under new CUSIP 92852R601.
Vivakor (Nasdaq: VIVK) amended its Letter of Intent with Olenox (Nasdaq: OLOX) for the proposed sale of CPE Gathering MidCon, which operates the Omega midstream system in Oklahoma. The amendment sets a target closing date of July 31, 2026.
The proposed transaction value is approximately $36 million, based on expected annual EBITDA of about $4.56 million from take-or-pay contracts. Both parties continue due diligence, third-party approvals and definitive documentation while Vivakor pursues its asset optimization and energy infrastructure growth strategy.
Vivakor (Nasdaq: VIVK) reset the payment date of its previously announced special stock dividend to September 5, 2026, with the record date and all other terms unchanged.
Eligible shareholders are expected to receive about 0.0074 Adapti shares per Vivakor share. Certain insiders waived participation, and Vivakor holds roughly 206,595 Adapti shares for distribution.
Vivakor (Nasdaq: VIVK) announced a new recurring crude oil transaction for about 100,000 barrels of WTI per month via the Enterprise Products Cushing Terminal, running from August 2026 through July 2027.
According to Vivakor, this is anticipated to generate about $7.5 million in revenue per month, or roughly $90 million annualized. Including this deal, recurring contracted commercial activities and announced supply and trading arrangements total about $420 million in annualized contracted revenue opportunities, advancing Vivakor’s long-term goal of $1 billion in annualized commercial activity.
Vivakor notes that VST typically records only a small percentage of total contract value as revenue, and actual revenue will depend on market conditions, pricing, transaction structure, and delivered volumes.
Vivakor (Nasdaq: VIVK) announced a new recurring crude oil transaction for about 2,000 barrels per day through its pipeline-connected facilities in West Texas and New Mexico.
According to Vivakor, this deal represents about $150,000 in gross value per day, or roughly $54 million annualized.
Including this agreement, Vivakor estimates its recurring contracted commercial activities and announced supply and trading arrangements now total over $323 million in annualized contracted revenue opportunities, based on current pricing and expected volumes. Vivakor notes that its trading unit generally recognizes only a small percentage of total contract value as revenue.
Vivakor (Nasdaq: VIVK) highlights the strategic value of its Southwestern U.S. midstream network amid 2026 crude oil price volatility. The company operates oil terminals, trucking fleets, pipeline injection stations, and crude pipelines across major basins, including Permian, Delaware, Haynesville, and Eagle Ford.
Vivakor’s network in Texas, New Mexico, and Oklahoma includes 10 pipeline injection stations supported by a fleet of more than 100 tanker trucks, a 120,000 bbl terminal in Colorado City, Texas, and a 100,000 bbl Omega terminal in Oklahoma, both connected to major pipeline systems.
Vivakor (Nasdaq: VIVK) announced a recurring one-year Bakken crude oil transaction starting July 1, 2026, covering about 120,000 barrels per month (around 4,000 barrels per day). Based on expected volumes and current prices, the deal is anticipated to generate about $9.6 million in gross revenue per month, or roughly $115 million annualized.
Including this transaction, Vivakor estimates its recurring contracted commercial activities represent approximately $300 million in annualized contracted revenue opportunities for 2026, using current pricing assumptions and expected volumes. Crude will move through its pipeline-connected injection facilities at Stanley and Beaver Lodge, North Dakota, expanding supply and trading activity in the Bakken region.