Vivakor Supply & Trading announced that it has executed its first international fuel transaction into Mexico on December 4 2025, marking the company’s inaugural entry into cross‑border refined product markets and expanding its midstream and trading footprint beyond the United States.
The transaction value was not disclosed, but VST expects to recognize revenue as an intermediary once the agreement is executed. The move follows a series of recent deals: a $24 million crude‑oil transaction on October 30 and a $23 million LPG transaction on November 10, both funded through the company’s $40 million intermediation credit facility.
Mexico’s refined‑fuel demand has been rising as the country’s transportation and industrial sectors grow, and Vivakor’s integrated midstream infrastructure and robust compliance framework give it a competitive edge in meeting that demand. The company’s importation structure, built for rapid deployment, positions it to capture market share in a region that has historically relied on domestic producers.
James Ballengee, Vivakor’s Chairman and CEO, said the agreement “is a major milestone for Vivakor Supply & Trading and a strong validation of our enhanced compliance and importation structure.” He added that the transaction demonstrates the company’s ability to expand internationally while maintaining strict regulatory compliance.
Investors responded positively to the announcement, reflecting confidence in Vivakor’s expansion strategy. The company’s Q3 2025 financials—$17.0 million in revenue, $4.7 million in gross profit, and a 27.8% gross margin—highlight a solid operating base, but the firm remains challenged by a net margin of –55.68%, an operating margin of –23.33%, and liquidity ratios of 0.12. The Mexico transaction is expected to diversify revenue streams, though its immediate financial impact will be modest as VST’s revenue model captures only a small percentage of the total contract value.
The expansion into Mexico aligns with Vivakor’s broader strategy to leverage its midstream assets and trading platform to capture value across the energy supply chain, potentially offsetting the company’s current profitability and liquidity constraints over the long term.
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