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FollowingKey Points
Vivakor has signed four new crude oil sales agreements, with annual commercial transaction volume of approximately US$289 million.
The contract will take effect from August 1, 2026 and last until July 31, 2027, and will be automatically renewed on a monthly basis thereafter.
The new agreement covers corporate facility operations at the Cushing and Midland crude oil trading centers.
At present, the annual transaction volume of comprehensive recurring commercial activities has reached 8.1 million barrels, with an amount of approximately US$709 million.
As a transaction intermediary, Vivakor only earns a small gross profit from the total contract value.
Vivakor's share price (VIVK) surged nearly 187% in Monday's trading session after the Dallas-based company disclosed four major crude oil sales contracts signed through its Vivakor Supply & Trading, LLC unit.
Vivakor, Inc., VIVK
These new agreements are expected to generate approximately US$289 million in annual commercial transaction volume at current market valuations, with monthly commercial throughput reaching approximately US$24.1 million.
The company has signed the above four agreements with two business partners, which will operate from August 1, 2026 to July 31, 2027, with automatic monthly renewal clauses after the initial term.
These contracts will increase Vivakor's monthly crude oil sales to 300,000 barrels, with annualized trading volume reaching 3.6 million barrels.
Commercial activities will cover the Cushing and Midland crude oil markets, with Enterprise Cushing and Enterprise Midland as designated trading centers.
Expand market influence
Including these four new agreements, Vivakor reports that its cumulative annual commercial throughput for recurring commercial projects has reached approximately US$709 million.
Based on current market pricing models, this expansion also increased the company's total annual crude oil sales to approximately 8.1 million barrels.
The company highlighted important indications of its revenue structure in its commodity marketing business. As a middleman in the crude oil distribution network, Vivakor Supply & Trading only earns a low gross margin from the total contract value.
This profit margin fluctuates with market dynamics, commodity valuations, transaction structure and actual deliveries.
This is a key difference-$289 million and $709 million represent total commercial throughput for business processing, not net profit or profitability.
Company Background
Vivakor is a comprehensive energy services company focusing on transportation, storage solutions, resource reuse and environmental restoration.
The company has one of the largest oilfield trucking operations in the continental United States, providing substantial physical assets to support its growing trading activity.
Supply & Trading has systematically expanded its network of business relationships in major U.S. crude oil trading centers.
With this latest announcement, Vivakor has established recurring operating projects in two of the most liquid crude oil trading benchmarks in North America-Cushing and Midland.
These four new contracts mark another milestone in the company's commercial infrastructure, with Vivakor's transaction volume and number of business partners increasing.
These agreements will take effect in less than two weeks, starting on August 1, 2026.
