Market Cap 27.50M
Revenue (ttm) 5.56M
Net Income (ttm) 4.71M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 9.52
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin 84.71%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.00
Volume 17,700
Avg Vol 42,264
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 12.17M
Stochastic %K 49%
Beta 0.40
Analysts Strong Buy
Price Target $3.00

Company Profile

PermRock Royalty Trust operates as a statutory trust in the United States. The company owns interests in oil and natural gas producing properties. Its underlying properties consist of 22,394 net acres located in the Permian Basin. The company was incorporated in 2017 and is based in Dallas, Texas.

Industry: Oil & Gas E&P
Sector: Energy
Phone: 855 588 7839
Address:
3838 Oak Lawn Avenue, Suite 1720, Dallas, United States
MPInvest19
MPInvest19 Jul. 22 at 7:40 PM
$PRT monthly distributions here will stabilize in the $.0325 range. So at today’s price you are paying 5x-6x CF and getting a mid to high teens distribution yield. All before the inevitable move to 10x distributions. Paid to wait and will likely see a move to $3.50-$4.0 before end of year. These prices are a gift.
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Cheatah
Cheatah Jul. 22 at 2:57 PM
$PRT Read this article. We know why BOAZ sold out. https://finance.yahoo.com/sectors/energy/articles/structural-problem-no-oil-price-150421679.html
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MPInvest19
MPInvest19 Jul. 21 at 9:55 PM
$PRT July distribution came in lower than expected due to lower production and higher capex reserves. If you strip out one-time reserve, distribution would have come in at $0.054. Production should normalize to 18k-20k before eoy and using $75 oil distributions steady at $0.0325 monthly or close to $0.40 annualized. At 10x distributions unit price should be priced around $4 or 70% higher than where you can buy it today.
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MPInvest19
MPInvest19 Jul. 9 at 7:18 PM
$PRT - I keep wondering when Permrock will re-rate higher. Maybe a few more months of high distributions will do it. Anticipated July distribution of $0.045 - $0.055, August $0.04 and Sept $0.03-$0.035 at $70 oil. Way undervalued and in the meantime being paid to wait.
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Mmssmm
Mmssmm Jul. 7 at 1:40 PM
$MVO $PRT what is the difference??!!
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MPInvest19
MPInvest19 Jun. 18 at 10:00 PM
$PRT In summary, we know what crude oil prices were in April, May and now halfway through June. You can see the expenses for April in the June distribution. You can easily model out what the distributions look like for the rest of the year even if oil were to stay in the $60's - $70's range. You are still severely undervalued. The only reason this got hit so significantly was because 1) you had a severe winter freeze which took a bunch of PRT's wells offline, and then you were stuck at oil prices in the $50's. Really a double whammy, hence the opportunity right now. The reason last month's distribution was so low, was because of the dollars (one-time) it took to get those wells back up and operational. That's why you can see the production shoot up significantly over the last 2 months (March and April production).
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MPInvest19
MPInvest19 Jun. 18 at 9:59 PM
$PRT Based on the $2.2 Unit price today you are essentially buying the following annualized yield each month: June distribution Annualized: $.3658 / $2.20 Unit Price = 16.163% Yield; $94.20 Oil Modeled July distribution Annualized: $0.51 / $2.20 Unit Price = 23.18% Yield $95.43 Oil and increased production minus inclusion of one-time expenses in June Distribution Modeled Aug Distributions: $0.45/ $2.20 = 20.45% Yield ; $81.75 Oil Modeled Sept Distribution (Going forward): $0.378 / $2.20 =17.18% Yield ; $70.00 Oil Note: Production will continue to kick up for the next 3-4 months as they are completing workovers on the shut-in wells from the severe winter freeze. I suggest each person does their own due diligence, but I strongly feel this will re-rate over the next few months, the only question is when, but in the meantime being paid to wait is a great circumstance on something that is severely undervalued.
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MPInvest19
MPInvest19 Jun. 18 at 9:58 PM
$PRT It appears the market still doesn't believe that the distributions are durable after coming in 11.5x higher than the May distribution. However, this trust normally trades at 10x distributions. Here are a few reasons why I think we see a significant re-rate over the coming few months
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Villel
Villel May. 26 at 8:47 PM
$PRT One could think that this high oil prices PRT would distribute nice dividends.
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SuperGreenToday
SuperGreenToday Apr. 24 at 2:06 AM
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MPInvest19
MPInvest19 Jul. 22 at 7:40 PM
$PRT monthly distributions here will stabilize in the $.0325 range. So at today’s price you are paying 5x-6x CF and getting a mid to high teens distribution yield. All before the inevitable move to 10x distributions. Paid to wait and will likely see a move to $3.50-$4.0 before end of year. These prices are a gift.
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Cheatah
Cheatah Jul. 22 at 2:57 PM
$PRT Read this article. We know why BOAZ sold out. https://finance.yahoo.com/sectors/energy/articles/structural-problem-no-oil-price-150421679.html
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MPInvest19
MPInvest19 Jul. 21 at 9:55 PM
$PRT July distribution came in lower than expected due to lower production and higher capex reserves. If you strip out one-time reserve, distribution would have come in at $0.054. Production should normalize to 18k-20k before eoy and using $75 oil distributions steady at $0.0325 monthly or close to $0.40 annualized. At 10x distributions unit price should be priced around $4 or 70% higher than where you can buy it today.
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MPInvest19
MPInvest19 Jul. 9 at 7:18 PM
$PRT - I keep wondering when Permrock will re-rate higher. Maybe a few more months of high distributions will do it. Anticipated July distribution of $0.045 - $0.055, August $0.04 and Sept $0.03-$0.035 at $70 oil. Way undervalued and in the meantime being paid to wait.
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Mmssmm
Mmssmm Jul. 7 at 1:40 PM
$MVO $PRT what is the difference??!!
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MPInvest19
MPInvest19 Jun. 18 at 10:00 PM
$PRT In summary, we know what crude oil prices were in April, May and now halfway through June. You can see the expenses for April in the June distribution. You can easily model out what the distributions look like for the rest of the year even if oil were to stay in the $60's - $70's range. You are still severely undervalued. The only reason this got hit so significantly was because 1) you had a severe winter freeze which took a bunch of PRT's wells offline, and then you were stuck at oil prices in the $50's. Really a double whammy, hence the opportunity right now. The reason last month's distribution was so low, was because of the dollars (one-time) it took to get those wells back up and operational. That's why you can see the production shoot up significantly over the last 2 months (March and April production).
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MPInvest19
MPInvest19 Jun. 18 at 9:59 PM
$PRT Based on the $2.2 Unit price today you are essentially buying the following annualized yield each month: June distribution Annualized: $.3658 / $2.20 Unit Price = 16.163% Yield; $94.20 Oil Modeled July distribution Annualized: $0.51 / $2.20 Unit Price = 23.18% Yield $95.43 Oil and increased production minus inclusion of one-time expenses in June Distribution Modeled Aug Distributions: $0.45/ $2.20 = 20.45% Yield ; $81.75 Oil Modeled Sept Distribution (Going forward): $0.378 / $2.20 =17.18% Yield ; $70.00 Oil Note: Production will continue to kick up for the next 3-4 months as they are completing workovers on the shut-in wells from the severe winter freeze. I suggest each person does their own due diligence, but I strongly feel this will re-rate over the next few months, the only question is when, but in the meantime being paid to wait is a great circumstance on something that is severely undervalued.
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MPInvest19
MPInvest19 Jun. 18 at 9:58 PM
$PRT It appears the market still doesn't believe that the distributions are durable after coming in 11.5x higher than the May distribution. However, this trust normally trades at 10x distributions. Here are a few reasons why I think we see a significant re-rate over the coming few months
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Villel
Villel May. 26 at 8:47 PM
$PRT One could think that this high oil prices PRT would distribute nice dividends.
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SuperGreenToday
SuperGreenToday Apr. 24 at 2:06 AM
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Cheatah
Cheatah Apr. 20 at 6:57 PM
$PRT if you are holding 10,000 shares, you are getting 4.73 this month. Putting $30,000 in a piggy bank will almost do the same. 😂 We know why Boaz took the exit!
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Vicnasty
Vicnasty Apr. 14 at 5:45 PM
$PRT I'm thinking they should be in maximum production mode. Hopefully will be a big spike in dividend.
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durocali
durocali Mar. 26 at 3:28 PM
$PRT last month's div. was just over $0.01 in a month when oil went up 10%. this month disb. UNDER a penny with oil up an aggregate of 38% in last 60days.. wow, just wow
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DMAY0
DMAY0 Mar. 20 at 5:04 AM
$PRT I sold this. And I had it for a LONGTIME. The dividend is not worth it anymore.
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durocali
durocali Mar. 9 at 6:24 PM
$PRT agreed.. and quite baffled myself at the 80% reduction in div from prior mth when crude price was actually up 10% betw the dividend periods. was ready to sell whole position after seeing that... but glad i didn't as the ME tensions broke out. upcoming div should be significantly higher with current oil prices ~$100
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panicmatt
panicmatt Feb. 20 at 4:11 PM
$PRT PermRock Royalty Trust provides oil and gas royalty income. Cash flows fluctuate with commodity prices. Distributions are variable.
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Cheatah
Cheatah Feb. 17 at 2:16 PM
$PRT 1 cent distribution, omg that’s worse than PVL and PVL trades under $2.
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TradeNiko
TradeNiko Feb. 17 at 8:50 AM
$PRT Obscure micro-cap; likely illiquid
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