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San Juan Basin Royalty Trust

San Juan Basin Royalty Trust (SJT)

24HHigh$4.3124HLow$3.53
$4.27
+0.21%

Last updated: 2026-11-11 11:13:32

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Key Data

Prev. Open
$3.54
Prev. Close
$4.27
Prev. Day's Range
$3.53 - $4.31
52W Range
$2.37 - $6.55
Trading Volume
649.611K
MC
$168.258M
P/E Ratio
--
EPS
$-0.01

Company Overview

NYSE

The San Juan Basin Royalty Trust is an express trust in Texas. The company is headquartered in Houston, Texas.

SectorENERGY
IndustryOIL & GAS E&P
Headquarters3838 OAK LAWN AVENUE, DALLAS, TX, UNITED STATES, 75219
CountryUSA
Listing Date1980-10-24
Fiscal Year Ended2026-06-30
Shares Outstanding46.609M
CIK Code0000319655

Financial Metrics

Indicator2026-06-302026-03-312025-12-312025-09-30
Income$184$201$279$385
Operating Expenses--------
Net Income-$193.957K-$362.706K-$113.673K-$111.352K
Net Profit Margin-105411.4%-180450.7%-40743.0%-28922.6%
Earnings Per Share--------
EBITDA-$193.957K-$362.706K-$113.673K-$111.352K
Effective Tax Rate--------

FAQ

The ticker symbol SJT represents San Juan Basin Royalty Trust, a U.S.-based trust primarily involved in oil and natural gas production. The trust holds royalty interests in properties located in the San Juan Basin, an energy-rich region spanning parts of New Mexico and Colorado. It generates revenue by receiving a percentage of profits from these energy-producing assets.
San Juan Basin Royalty Trust operates in the Energy sector, specifically within the Oil & Gas Exploration and Production industry. Its business model focuses on earning royalty payments from the production and sale of oil and natural gas while requiring minimal operational involvement in the production process itself.
San Juan Basin Royalty Trust generates revenue by receiving royalty income from oil and natural gas production on its royalty holdings in the San Juan Basin. The trust’s revenue depends on production volumes, commodity prices, and operational expenses deducted by the lease operator before disbursements are made to the trust.
Yes, San Juan Basin Royalty Trust pays monthly distributions to its unitholders. The amount of these distributions depends on the royalty income received from its energy-producing properties and may vary based on factors such as production levels, market prices for oil and natural gas, and expenses.
The key risks of investing in San Juan Basin Royalty Trust include commodity price volatility for oil and natural gas, declining production from its aging energy assets, and potential changes in energy-related regulations. Investors should also consider that distributions are directly tied to fluctuating revenue and may not be consistent over time.
San Juan Basin Royalty Trust is one of several U.S.-based royalty trusts, including peers such as Permian Basin Royalty Trust and Sabine Royalty Trust. Unlike many exploration and production companies, royalty trusts like SJT do not directly operate wells, which allows them to avoid operational risks but exposes them primarily to commodity price fluctuations and reserve depletion.
San Juan Basin Royalty Trust’s earnings are influenced by commodity prices for oil and natural gas, production volumes at the underlying properties, and operational expenses incurred by the operator. External factors like market demand, geopolitical events, and environmental regulations also impact the trust's revenue and distributions.
San Juan Basin Royalty Trust offers investors an opportunity to gain exposure to oil and natural gas markets through monthly royalty distributions. Its no-debt structure and pass-through taxation appeal to income-focused investors. However, potential opportunities are balanced by risks associated with resource depletion, commodity price swings, and fluctuating distributions.
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