TXO Partners Provides 2025 Distribution Outlook and Operational Update

TXO Partners, an oil and natural gas production company, has provided its 2025 distribution outlook, strategic perspective, and operational update. The company aims to distribute ongoing cash returns while delivering long-term value to unit holders through its long-lived, low-risk property base and financial stewardship. Over the past fifteen months, TXO has acquired two significant assets, enhancing the company's value.

TXO Partners, L.P. (NYSE, NYSE Texas: TXO), an oil and natural gas production company, has provided its 2025 distribution outlook, strategic perspective, and operational update. The company aims to distribute ongoing cash returns while delivering long-term value to unit holders through its long-lived, low-risk property base and financial stewardship. Over the past fifteen months, TXO has acquired two significant assets, enhancing the company's value.

The company expects to distribute $0.35 to $0.40 per quarter to its unitholders over the remainder of 2025. This distribution strategy is supported by the company's long-lived, low-risk property base in the Mancos Shale, the Williston Basin, and its legacy Permian properties. TXO's capital allocation plan focuses on bringing forward value while extending the duration of its cash-flowing properties.

TXO's technical team has completed its first new drill in the Elm Coulee field, a 10,000' horizontal well that has produced at an average daily rate of 1,024 barrels of oil equivalent over its first forty days. This well was completed on time and on budget, reinforcing the company's view that the prolific field is primed for redevelopment over the coming decade. TXO's development program involves a combination of new drills and re-fracs of existing wellbores, with the company expecting first oil production in November from its Bakken wells.

TXO remains active in the Mancos Shale, developing a trajectory to financially exploit this captured resource. Preparatory work is underway on water and pipeline infrastructure, with the company working on its first ten well permits to align its capital investments and distributions. The company's 58,500 acres in the Mancos Shale are well positioned to meet the coming natural gas needs driven by increased power and LNG demand.

Co-CEO and CFO Brent W. Clum commented on the company's growth and future prospects, stating that TXO Partners has grown in scope and promise with its strategic purchases while sticking to its game plan. He foresees years of confident development, stable production, and durable distributions for the company, which is capitalized below $1 billion.

TXO Partners, L.P. is a master limited partnership focused on the acquisition, development, optimization, and exploitation of conventional oil, natural gas, and natural gas liquid reserves in North America. The company's current acreage positions are concentrated in the Permian Basin of West Texas and New Mexico, the San Juan Basin of New Mexico and Colorado, and the Williston Basin of Montana and North Dakota.