Cross Timbers Royalty Trust(NYSE) CRT

Cross Timbers Royalty Trust collects income from oil and gas properties. It pays this income to investors as regular distributions. The trust helps investors access oil and gas profits without owning or operating wells.

Royalty Roster: What’s in the Cross Timbers Toolkit?

• Royalty Interests: Income from oil and gas sales on properties in Texas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico. (90% of net profits)
• Working Interests: Share of profits from select oil and gas properties in Texas and Oklahoma. (75% of net profits from these properties)
• Distributions: Regular cash payments to unitholders, based on net profits after expenses.

Growth and Expansion: The (Very) Still Life

What Makes Cross Timbers Stand Out?

Cross Timbers is a passive trust, not an operator, with no employees or direct business activities. Its income comes from a diversified mix of oil and gas properties, reducing reliance on any single site or operator.

Five Things You Need to Know

• Revenue fell 18.1% year-over-year to $1 million in Q2 2025.
• Distributable income dropped 33.7% to $892,548 in Q2 2025.
• Oil sales volumes declined 18% to 35,811 barrels in Q2 2025.
• Production expenses rose 24% to $2,088,471 in Q2 2025.
• No debt or capital expenditures; all income is distributed to unitholders.

Bottom Line

Cross Timbers offers investors a direct share of oil and gas profits without operational risk. Its simple, fixed structure means income depends on production and commodity prices, not company growth or expansion.