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Operator report card · RRC P-5 465296

King Operating Corporation report card

What the public record shows about King Operating Corporation: 43 producing leases in 11 Texas counties, output down 36% on the year, 1 leases gained and 9 left in 24 months. Every line names its source.

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King Operating CorporationUpdated Oct 2, 2026What is known, from whom. No grades.
  1. Producing leases43
    State recordin 11 counties, reported through Jul 2026
  2. Oil, last 12 months against the 12 before−36%
    State record31,841 bbl
  3. Leases gained and left, 24 months+1 / −9
    State recordtaken over from, or passed to, another operator
  4. Gas vented or flared, last 12 months0.0%
    State recordshare of gas disposed of by disposition code 4
  5. What owners' statements shownot enough owners yet
    Owner statementsshown when 5 or more owners agree

Scale and direction

How much King Operating Corporation produces, and which way it is moving

Totals across every lease the Railroad Commission lists under this operator. A change in the total can be a change in the leases, so the next section shows the leases gained and left.
Oil from King Operating Corporation, 12 months to 2026/07
54.1k202450.1k202531.8k2026

Barrels, all leases, each bar the 12 months ending in that year's latest month, whole lease.

  • Oil: 31,841 barrels in the 12 months to Jul 2026, −36.5% on the 12 months before.
  • Gas: 666,638 mcf, −21.4% on the year before.
  • Gas disposition: 0.0% of the gas it disposed of in the last 12 months was reported vented or flared.
  • Source: Railroad Commission of Texas, Production Data Query, file dated Sep 18, 2026. Open the source.

Leases gained and left

Leases King Operating Corporation took over and passed on, last 24 months

A lease changes hands when the Railroad Commission's production reports switch from one operator to another. The lists show the biggest first; your statement's payor changes the month the reports do.

Gained (1)

  • Prescott, ETALOchiltree County · District 10, lease 01999 · from another operator since Oct 2025

Left (9)

  • Shelton, Charles H. FeeHarris County · District 03, lease 11146 · reported under another operator after Jan 2026
  • Miller RanchBorden County · District 8A, lease 71336 · reported under another operator after Dec 2025
  • Miller RanchBorden County · District 08, lease 60893 · reported under another operator after Dec 2025
  • RalphBorden County · District 8A, lease 65941 · reported under another operator after Dec 2025
  • Miller RanchBorden County · District 8A, lease 71358 · reported under another operator after Dec 2025
  • Miller, E. M.Borden County · District 8A, lease 65050 · reported under another operator after Dec 2025

Do your checks come from a different company than they did? See who took over whose leases, or read what the codes on a stub mean.

Who buys and moves its production

The companies that gather and buy King Operating Corporation's oil and gas

Mission Petroleum Carriers, Inc. is listed on 23 of 43 producing leases. Your royalty is figured on what the lease sold, whoever pays you.
Current gatherers and purchasers on King Operating Corporation's producing leases
CompanyRoleLeasesof 43Shareof its leases
Mission Petroleum Carriers, Inc.Gatherer2353%
Dcp Operating Company, LPGatherer, Purchaser1842%
Energy Transfer CompanyGatherer, Purchaser1535%
Et Gathering & Processing LLCPurchaser1433%
Valero Marketing and Supply Co.Gatherer614%
Bml, Inc. BGatherer49%
Eastex Crude Company, LLCGatherer49%
Cp Energy, L.l.c.Gatherer49%

Railroad Commission P-4 filings, the newest one listing gatherers and purchasers for each lease. A lease can list more than one company.

Who buys my oil and gas? takes your own lease.

Drilling activity

Wells King Operating Corporation has permitted

9 drilling permits in the last 12 months, 9 of them horizontal. The newest was issued Sep 24, 2026. A permit is a plan to drill, not proof of a well or of anyone's ownership.

Recent drilling permits for King Operating Corporation

Railroad Commission drilling permits.

What owners' statements show

Statements from King Operating Corporation owners

Owners upload King Operating Corporation statements to Royalty Clerk, and a figure is published only when 5 or more different owners are behind it. There are not enough yet.

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FAQ

Questions people ask

What is on the King Operating Corporation report card?

the scale and direction of its output, leases it gained and left, who buys and moves its production and its drilling permits. Each line says where it comes from: Railroad Commission records, SEC filings, or statements uploaded by owners, and there is no grade or rank.

When does King Operating Corporation have to pay my royalties?

The first payment is due 120 days after the end of the month of first sale from the well. After that, payment follows your lease or written agreement, and if that is silent, no later than 60 days after the end of the month for oil and 90 days for gas (Natural Resources Code section 91.402).

Where do the owner figures come from?

From statements owners uploaded to Royalty Clerk. A figure appears only when 5 or more different owners are behind it, each owner counts once, and we show a middle value and the middle half, never one owner's line. Owners can opt out and the figures are rebuilt without them.

How the comparison is built

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Sources

Primary sources, opened on 29 September 2026. Statute text is the current version on statutes.capitol.texas.gov.