Sabine Royalty Trust Reveals Monthly Distribution Updates
Sabine Royalty Trust Monthly Cash Distribution Announced
Argent Trust Company, serving as the Trustee of the Sabine Royalty Trust (NYSE: SBR), has announced a cash distribution for holders of its units of beneficial interest. This month, the distribution amounts to $0.447780 per unit, which is scheduled to be paid on the 29th of May to unit holders who are on record as of the 15th of May. This news reflects ongoing financial activity in the energy sector.
Production Insights and Financial Performance
This distribution reflects the oil production primarily for the month of February and gas production results from January, representing what is considered current production. Preliminary figures indicate that approximately 53,621 barrels of oil and 1,100,895 Mcf of gas have been produced. The oil has been priced at around $71.45 per barrel, while gas prices are estimated at $3.30 per Mcf.
Comparison with Previous Month
While this month’s distribution is lower than the previous month's figures, the decline is attributed to reduced oil and gas production volumes. However, this has been partially offset by an increase in the price of both oil and gas. The average realized price of oil during the last month was significantly lower at $44.22 per barrel due to adjustments in prior periods from various remitters. Yet, for the production month of January, the average oil price reached approximately $71.56 per barrel.
Understanding Revenue Timing and Distribution
It is important to note how revenue is distributed. Payments from energy companies, on average, are made around the 25th of each month. However, receipt and verification of revenues may lead to variations in actual posting and distribution times. If revenues are received after this date, they usually get posted within a 30-day window, allowing for timely distribution to unit holders.
Upcoming Revenue Expectations
Additional revenues expected to be posted in May include approximately $122,000, which will add to the regular cash receipts. Since the end of March, about $289,000 in revenue has been received, which will contribute to the trust's financial standing.
Annual Reports and Future Expectations
The annual report along with Form 10-K for the previous year and the Reserve Summary as of December 31 are available on the Sabine website. Interested parties can access these documents for a deeper understanding of the financial insights related to the trust.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the recent cash distribution announced by Sabine Royalty Trust?
The recent cash distribution announced is $0.447780 per unit for the month of May, payable on May 29.
What were the production figures for oil and gas?
Approximately 53,621 barrels of oil and 1,100,895 Mcf of gas were produced during the reported months.
How does revenue timing affect distributions?
Revenues are distributed post-verification, which can delay payments depending on when they are received from energy companies.
How does this month’s distribution compare to last month’s?
This month’s distribution is lower due to decreased oil and gas production, though higher prices have offset some declines.
Where can I access Sabine Royalty Trust's Annual Report?
The Annual Report and related documents can be accessed on the Sabine website for detailed financial data.
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