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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 (VIVK) updated the timing of its previously announced special dividend of Adapti common stock. The company has engaged securities counsel to prepare and file the required registration statement to enable distribution of the Adapti shares to eligible Vivakor shareholders.
To allow completion of this process, the payment date for the special dividend has been extended from September 5, 2026 to January 29, 2027. The dividend remains payable to holders of record of Vivakor common shares as of September 5, 2025, and all other terms are unchanged. No action is required from eligible shareholders at this time.
Vivakor (VIVK) issued Q3 2026 revenue guidance of approximately $270 million for its wholly owned subsidiary Vivakor Supply & Trading, based primarily on recurring physical crude oil marketing programs currently in place.
Including revenue already recognized in the first half of 2026, Vivakor currently expects VST to generate about $313 million in revenue for the nine months ending September 30, 2026. Management contrasts this guidance with previously discussed annualized commercial activity, noting that the $270 million figure reflects estimated revenue to be recognized in the specific three‑month period. The company stresses the estimate is preliminary and unaudited and may change with transaction timing, delivered volumes, commodity pricing and other market conditions, and that gross profit will represent only a portion of this revenue and will vary with market factors.
Vivakor (Nasdaq: VIVK) raised its 2026 Supply & Trading outlook to $3.5 billion in annualized commercial activity for its VST physical crude oil marketing platform. This follows rapid expansion of VST, which has already reached approximately $2.35 billion in annualized commercial activity and 26.9 million barrels of annualized crude oil sales volume.
According to Vivakor, evolving global crude oil market conditions and a growing commercial pipeline are creating additional opportunities to add recurring physical crude volumes and expand commercial relationships. The new outlook implies about $1.15 billion in additional annualized commercial activity, though VST recognizes only a small percentage of contract value as gross profit due to its intermediary role.
Vivakor (Nasdaq: VIVK) reported that its subsidiary Vivakor Supply & Trading (VST) has reached approximately $2.35 billion in annualized commercial activity, equal to about 26.9 million barrels of annualized crude oil sales volume.
VST currently handles roughly 2.24 million barrels of crude oil sales per month, including 2.0 million barrels of bulk sales and 240,000 barrels of truck-based sales. Based on rapid platform expansion and a growing commercial pipeline, Vivakor raised its 2026 outlook to $3.5 billion in annualized commercial activity. The company noted that, as an intermediary in physical crude oil marketing, VST records only a small percentage of total contract value as gross profit, which will vary with market conditions, pricing, transaction structure and delivered volumes.
Vivakor (Nasdaq: VIVK) reported second-quarter 2026 revenue of $32.1 million, up 10% from $29.1 million, driven primarily by expanded crude oil Supply & Trading activities. Gross profit rose 45% to $6.6 million and gross margin improved to 20.7% from 15.7%.
Operating expenses fell 43% to $6.5 million, resulting in approximately $0.2 million of operating income versus a $6.8 million operating loss a year earlier. Net loss narrowed to $2.8 million from $12.5 million. For the first half of 2026, revenue was $51.6 million versus $66.4 million, while gross profit increased 32% to $12.4 million and operating expenses declined 35% to $14.6 million. Supply & Trading contributed $26.5 million of Q2 revenue and $40.0 million year-to-date.
Vivakor (Nasdaq: VIVK) announced an executed Indication of Interest (IOI) with M2i Global (OTCQB: MTWO) to evaluate a potential business combination and broader strategic collaboration across commodities trading, remediation and critical minerals. The parties share a stated goal of supporting the U.S. critical minerals supply chain and domestic mineral independence.
According to Vivakor, the IOI contemplates an equity-exchange acquisition of M2i by Vivakor, while leaving open alternative structures. Both companies plan an initial 30‑day period to negotiate valuation, transaction structure, and proposed management and board composition, which could lead to a more detailed Letter of Intent, extended talks or a decision not to proceed.
M2i’s platform includes a federally sited critical mineral repository initiative, multi‑commodity processing, commercial offtake relationships and compliance and traceability systems designed to support defense and U.S. critical minerals supply chains. Vivakor emphasized that the IOI is largely non‑binding and any transaction would remain subject to further negotiation, due diligence, definitive agreements and approvals.
Vivakor (Nasdaq: VIVK) reports increased activity in its Supply & Trading business as geopolitical uncertainty in the Middle East and the Strait of Hormuz drives volatility in global crude oil markets. Vivakor Supply & Trading, LLC is seeing higher engagement across its physical crude oil marketing platform in key U.S. markets.
The company links this activity to previously announced growth in recurring contracted volumes and expanding commercial relationships. Vivakor highlights that its pipeline-connected terminaling and storage capabilities and access to major U.S. crude markets support flexibility in responding to shifting supply, demand and pricing dynamics.
Vivakor (Nasdaq: VIVK) announced that subsidiary Vivakor Supply & Trading (VST) has entered into new 12‑month crude oil purchase and sale transactions. VST has contracted to sell 200,000 barrels of WTI crude per month, or about 2.4 million barrels annually, from September 1, 2026 through August 31, 2027.
According to Vivakor, these agreements expand VST’s crude oil trading portfolio and help move the company toward an estimated $2 billion in annualized commercial activity. VST will recognize only a small percentage of total contract value as gross profit, which will vary with market conditions and transaction structure.
Vivakor (Nasdaq: VIVK), via subsidiary Vivakor Supply & Trading, executed two additional long‑term recurring physical crude oil marketing programs expected to add about $400 million of annualized commercial activity. This lifts its announced crude oil marketing platform to roughly $1.5 billion in annualized commercial activity, based on current market pricing.
The new programs cover about 500,000 barrels per month, bringing total recurring volume to roughly 1.54 million barrels per month, or 18.4 million barrels annually, for the term August 1, 2026 to July 31, 2027. According to Vivakor, VST earns only a small percentage of total contract value as gross profit, which will vary with prices, differentials, structure and delivered volumes.
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.