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Pacific Coast Oil Trust Announces There Will Be No March Cash Distribution
Pacific Coast Energy Company LP announced there will be no cash distribution to unitholders in the foreseeable future. The Trust is a royalty trust formed by PCEC and will be dissolved and wound up. PCEC's annual cash proceeds may not be sufficient to cover the Trust's administrative expenses and outstanding debt to PCEC.
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Pacific Coast Oil Trust Announces There Will Be No February Cash Distribution
Pacific Coast Energy Company LP announced there will be no cash distribution to unitholders of its units of beneficial interest in February 2024. The Trust is to be dissolved and wound up. PCEC's annual cash proceeds may not be sufficient to cover the Trust's administrative expenses and outstanding debt.
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Pacific Coast Oil Trust announces there will be no January cash distribution
Pacific Coast Oil Trust announces there will be no January cash distribution Jan. 26, 2024. Pacific Coast Oil trust (ROYTL) said on Friday that there would be no cash distribution in January. The trust will make a cash distribution on January 29, 2024 based on net profits generated in November 2023.
Seeking Alpha · 01/26 21:35
Cedar Creek Partners Q4 2023 Results
Cedar Creek Partners increased by 2.8% in the fourth quarter, and was up 20.3% for 2023, net of fees and expenses. The NASDAQ and the S&P 500 had a phenomenal fourth quarter. Cedar Creek Partners is a private investment partnership that focuses on micro and small cap equities.
Seeking Alpha · 01/24 06:35
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Pacific Coast Oil Trust is a statutory trust formed by Pacific Coast Energy Company LP (PCEC). The Trust is engaged in acquiring and holding net profits and royalty interests in certain oil and natural gas properties located in California for the benefit of the Trust unitholders. The Underlying Properties consist of producing and non-producing interests in oil units, wells and lands located onshore in California in the Santa Maria Basin, which contains PCEC's Orcutt properties, and the Los Angeles Basin, which contains PCEC's West Pico, East Coyote and Sawtelle properties. The Underlying Properties consist of the proved developed reserves referred to as the Developed Properties and all other development potential on the Underlying Properties, which are referred to as the Remaining Properties. Production from the Developed Properties attributable to the Trust is produced from wells that, because they have already been drilled and require limited additional capital expenditures.