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MV Oil Trust Issues Final Distribution to Unitholders

Houston-based MV Oil Trust announced its final quarterly distribution, paying unitholders $0.59 per unit as the trust winds down operations.

MV Oil Trust (NYSE: MVO), a Houston-headquartered energy company, has announced what will be its final distribution to unitholders. According to a Business Wire statement, investors of record as of July 15, 2026, will receive $6.8 million in total distributions, or $0.593844 per unit, on July 24, 2026. The announcement marks the conclusion of the trust's operational period and signals the end of a chapter for this oil and gas investment vehicle.

The final distribution covers the quarterly period ended June 30, 2026, during which the trust generated 140,993 barrels of oil equivalent at an average price of $91.58 per barrel. This production period demonstrated the underlying asset base that supported MV Oil Trust's distributions throughout its lifetime, though current energy market conditions and the trust's maturation have prompted the decision to wind down operations.

For Houston investors and energy sector participants, the trust's closure reflects broader consolidation trends in the oil and gas industry as smaller investment vehicles face pressure to liquidate. Unitholders should review distribution documentation and consult financial advisors regarding tax implications and reinvestment strategies as the trust completes its final transactions.

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