Kimbell Calls Half Its Preferred Units for $100.2M Redemption, Funded by Revolver

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Kimbell delivered a redemption notice for 81,250 Series A preferred units — half the class — at roughly $100.2 million, payable November 16, 2026 and funded with revolver borrowings.

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• Half of Preferred Class Called

  Notice delivered October 16, 2026 to redeem 81,250 Series A Cumulative Convertible Preferred Units, representing half of the units outstanding as of the notice date.

• $100.2M Redemption Price

  Redemption price of $1,233.37895 per Preferred Unit, for an aggregate of approximately $100.2 million.

• Funded With Revolver Borrowings

  Kimbell expects to fund the redemption with borrowings under its revolving credit facility, adding debt in place of the preferred's senior cash distribution.

• Redemption Date November 16, 2026

  The called units redeem on November 16, 2026; the remaining 81,250 preferred units stay outstanding.

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Kimbell is retiring 81,250 of its Series A Cumulative Convertible Preferred Units — half the class — for about $100.2 million on November 16, 2026, using borrowings under its revolving credit facility. Because the preferred units carry a cash distribution that sits ahead of the common, redeeming half the class removes a senior claim on cash flow and simplifies the capital structure. The trade-off is balance-sheet risk: the company is swapping equity-like preferred for floating-rate revolver debt, which adds interest expense and leverage at a time when the stock is trading near its 52-week high. The remaining 81,250 preferred units stay outstanding, so this is a partial, not full, elimination of the preferred overhang.