Every 10-Q that Viper Energy (VNOM) has filed with the SEC in the last 24 months is listed below, newest first, and each one links through to the document itself with the summary and the scores our analysis gives it.
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Viper Energy, Inc. reported strong Permian-focused results for the first half of 2026. Total operating income reached $1,188 million, including royalty income of $1,154 million on combined volumes of 23,991 MBOE. Net income attributable to Viper was $239 million, and Q2 diluted EPS was $0.73.
The company streamlined its portfolio by selling 9,400 non‑Permian net royalty acres for $610 million, using proceeds to fully repay a $500 million term loan and reduce borrowings under the Revolving Credit Facility. Long‑term debt was $1,678 million at June 30, 2026, with $1.91 billion of revolver capacity available and operating cash flow of $815 million.
Viper continued consolidating Permian mineral interests through a $339 million Riverbend acquisition adding 2,772 net royalty acres, alongside smaller third‑party and related‑party purchases. Management raised full‑year 2026 production guidance to 132.5–135 MBOE/d and approved a higher annual base dividend of $2.00 per Class A share beginning with Q3 2026.
Viper Energy, Inc. reports strong Q1 2026 results driven by sharply higher production and prices. Royalty income rose to $496 million on combined volumes of 11,764 MBOE, or 130,711 BOE/d, helped by contributions from the Sitio Acquisition and the 2025 Drop Down.
Net income was $215 million, with $97 million attributable to Viper Energy, Inc., or $0.53 per diluted share. Cash from operations reached $328 million, while divesting non‑Permian assets brought in about $610 million, largely used to fully repay a $500 million Term Loan and cut revolving credit borrowings.
The company focused its 86,639 net royalty acres in the Permian Basin and expanded its return of capital plan, repurchasing $50 million of Class A shares and $46 million of OpCo Units and paying a $0.52 per‑share Q4 2025 dividend. A pending Riverbend deal adds about 3,064 net royalty acres for roughly $337 million in cash plus 3,689,865 Class A shares.
Viper Energy (VNOM) reported Q3 2025 results marked by acquisition-driven growth and a non-cash impairment. Royalty income was $393 million on total operating income of $418 million. A $360 million full cost ceiling test impairment and higher depletion and taxes pushed operating results to a loss, with net loss attributable to Viper Energy, Inc. of $77 million for the quarter.
The company closed the all‑equity Sitio Acquisition valued at approximately $4.0 billion on August 19, 2025, issuing 38,536,236 Class A shares and 33,619,951 Class B shares with matching OpCo Units. Total assets rose to $13,688 million from $5,069 million at year‑end. Long‑term debt increased to $2,241 million, supported by proceeds from $1,600 million of Guaranteed Senior Notes and a $500 million term loan year‑to‑date. Net cash provided by operating activities reached $654 million for the nine months. Earlier in 2025, Viper completed the $873 million Endeavor drop down (cash plus OpCo Units and Class B) and the $208 million Morita Ranches acquisition. On October 30, 2025, Viper signed an agreement to divest non‑Permian assets acquired from Sitio.