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Marine Petroleum Trust's Second Quarter Cash Distribution Update

In a recent announcement, Marine Petroleum Trust (NASDAQ: MARPS), a leading entity in the energy sector, has disclosed a quarterly cash distribution of $0.096470 per unit to its unitholders for the second quarter of 2026. This distribution will be payable on June 29, 2026, to those recorded as unitholders by May 29, 2026.

This latest figure reflects a decrease compared to the $0.101614 per unit distributed in the previous quarter. Alongside this decline in distribution, the Trust reported that the volume of oil produced during this quarter has decreased when compared to the previous quarter, while there has been an uptick in the production of natural gas. Furthermore, the prices received for oil have seen a downward trend, contrasted by an increase in the prices for natural gas when juxtaposed with the last quarter’s performance.

Moreover, the current distribution is also less than the $0.110983 per unit payout from the same quarter last year in 2025. Upon reviewing the last year's corresponding quarter, there was a noted decrease in the volume of natural gas produced, with a contrasting rise in the oil production levels. Additionally, similar price trends were observed with regard to oil and natural gas prices compared to the last year's data.

Marine Petroleum Trust’s cash distributions to unitholders are primarily decided based on the royalties received up to the point at which the distribution amount is officially declared. To give a better understanding of the timing, it’s noteworthy that the Trust receives royalties approximately two months post oil production and three months after natural gas production.

Investors looking for more detailed levels of financial information, including Marine's cash distribution history and tax information for 2025, can find additional details on their official site. Printed reports can also be requested, which will be provided at no cost to the interested parties.

As the Trust continues to adapt to the fluctuations in production levels and market prices, unitholders will undoubtedly keep a keen eye on future declarations and how they might impact their investments. The landscape of the energy sector remains complex, and entities like Marine Petroleum Trust play a pivotal role in navigating these challenges while still aiming to provide value to their stakeholders.

For further inquiries regarding this announcement, unitholders can reach out to Nancy Willis, Director of Royalty Trust Services at Argent Trust Company, who oversees the Trust's operations and distributes related information. She can be contacted toll-free at 1-855-588-7839.

As the energy market evolves, Marine Petroleum Trust's next steps will be crucial for unitholders looking for stability and growth amidst the surrounding uncertainties that characterize the oil and gas industry.