MV Oil Trust
MVO
$2.10 0.96% Quote
Exchange NYSE Sector Energy Industry Oil Gas Exploration Production
Q1 2026
Reported
Published: May 13, 2026

Data: Financial Modeling Prep

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Report Date

May 13, 2026

Quarter Q1 2026

Revenue

N/A

YoY: N/A

EPS

N/A

YoY: N/A

Market Move

+0.96%

Previous quarter: Q1 2025

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Executive Summary

Overview: MV Oil Trust (MVO) reported QQ1 2026 with an absence of disclosed revenue and a fixed cost base highlighted by General and Administrative expenses of 2.2957 million and total operating expenses of 2.2957 million. This is a marked deviation from the preceding year’s quarters where quarterly revenue hovered in the range of roughly 2.99 million to 4.95 million and EBITDA/net income ran in the mid-to-high single millions. The lack of revenue in QQ1 2026 raises questions about the timing of distributions, production activity, or accounting recognition for the quarter, and underscores the trust’s sensitivity to its net profits interest structure and the underlying production base.

Strategic implications: If revenue re-emerges in subsequent quarters, MV Oil Trust could resume its historical pattern of net income that supports distributions to unitholders. However, the QQ1 2026 data imply a higher fixed-cost burden relative to revenue visibility, which could compress near-term distributable cash flow. Investors should monitor production volumes, partner-operated cash flows from MV Partners LLC, and prevailing crude prices in the Midcontinent to gauge distribution sustainability. In the context of the broader energy sector, MVO operates a sizable wells portfolio (~860 producing wells in Kansas and Colorado), which provides scale but also exposes cash flows to commodity price cycles and field-level declines.

Outlook takeaway: Absent a near-term revenue signal for QQ1 2026, the investment thesis hinges on ongoing distributions from net profits interests as production stabilizes or grows and as crude prices recover. If management can articulate a pathway to restoring revenue generation in the insurance-like trust structure and maintain cost discipline, MV Oil Trust could deliver stable, albeit cyclically sensitive, cash distributions. In the near term, volatility in energy prices and the absence of revenue data for QQ1 2026 argue for a cautious stance until more clarity on quarterly production and income is provided.

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Historical Earnings Comparison

PeriodRevenue ($M)EPS ($)YoY GrowthReport
Q1 2026 0.00 0.00 +0.0% View
Q1 2025 2.99 0.24 -46.2% View
Q4 2024 4.05 0.33 -11.1% View
Q3 2024 4.95 0.41 +25.6% View
Q2 2024 4.02 0.33 -8.4% View