$TXO·8-K

TXO Partners, L.P. · Mar 10, 5:03 PM ET

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TXO Partners, L.P. 8-K

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TXO Partners Announces Sale of Cross Timbers Assets (~$200M)

What Happened

  • On March 10, 2026, Cross Timbers Energy, LLC (a JV in which TXO Partners, L.P. owns a 50% interest) executed purchase and sale agreements to sell oil and gas properties for approximately $200 million in aggregate consideration. One agreement — with CTOC Energy, LLC — is for about $123.5 million.
  • The Purchase Agreement with CTOC was unanimously approved by the general partner’s board and the Conflicts Committee. CTOC is owned by certain family members of Bob R. Simpson, who is a director and the Chairman of TXO’s Board.
  • The Cross Timbers Transactions, if completed, would represent substantially all of Cross Timbers’ assets. Closings are subject to customary conditions and are expected in the second quarter of 2026; they are not guaranteed.

Key Details

  • Aggregate sale price for Cross Timbers properties: ≈ $200 million.
  • CTOC purchase price: ≈ $123.5 million (part of the aggregate).
  • TXO’s expected net proceeds: ≈ $100 million (subject to purchase price adjustments).
  • Planned use of proceeds: fund at least part of a $70 million deferred payment due July 31, 2026, related to TXO’s 2025 asset purchase from White Rock Energy, LLC.

Why It Matters

  • Liquidity: TXO expects to receive roughly $100 million in net cash proceeds, which management plans to use notably to satisfy a $70 million deferred payment, improving near-term cash obligations.
  • Asset base: The transactions would divest substantially all of Cross Timbers’ assets, potentially reducing TXO’s exposure to those specific oil & gas properties carried through the JV.
  • Related-party note: One buyer (CTOC) is owned by family members of TXO’s Chairman; the transaction was reviewed and approved by the Conflicts Committee and the general partner’s board, per the filing.
  • Risk reminders: The deals remain subject to closing conditions and customary purchase price adjustments; representations in the Purchase Agreement are contractual and limited to the parties involved.

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