VIVAKOR INC. DL-,001

Vivakor said its subsidiary Vivakor Supply & Trading expects unaudited revenue of about $270 million from contractually arranged physical crude oil marketing for the third quarter ending September 30, 2026. Including the first six months of 2026, the company forecasts roughly $313 million in revenue for the nine months to the end of September; revenues in the first six months amounted to about $40 million. The estimate is preliminary and depends on transaction timing, delivered volumes, commodity prices and market conditions; gross profit may vary depending on the structure and volume of transactions. » More on de.investing.com

Vivakor reports second-quarter revenue of USD 32.1m (+10%) and a gross profit of USD 6.6m (+45%), with the gross margin rising to 20.7%. The company achieved a positive operating result of about USD 0.2m after an operating loss in the prior year, and the net loss fell 78% to USD 2.8m. Operating expenses declined sharply by 43% to USD 6.5m. In the first half, group revenue fell to USD 51.6m (previous year USD 66.4m), mainly due to lower sales in transport/logistics and the divestment of business units. » More on de.investing.com

Vivakor reports increased activity on its trading platform for physical crude oil following heightened geopolitical uncertainty in the Middle East, which is driving volatility in global crude oil markets. The Vivakor Supply & Trading unit has recorded growth in contract volumes and commercial activity, while management is focused on scaling the business and expanding recurring revenue. The trading business relies on access to US crude oil markets, pipeline-linked terminal and storage capacity, and long-term contracts for gathering, storage, transport and reuse. » More on de.investing.com