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Raw inputs
Equipment
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AI demand
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Company details
Market cap
~$27B
P/E ratio
56×
Div yield
0.6%
EPS (TTM)
$6.97
Profit margin
60%
Rev. growth
+13%
Revenue
$798M
Free cash flow
$498M
In plain English
Texas Pacific Land is the landlord of the Permian Basin. It owns ~882,000 acres of West Texas — and, crucially, the oil & gas royalty rights beneath much of it — so it collects a cut of every barrel that majors like ExxonMobil and Diamondback pump from its ground without ever drilling a well. It runs a fast-growing water business serving those same drillers, and is now leasing its vast, power-rich land to AI data centres.
In simple terms
What Texas Pacific Land really sells
Texas Pacific Land is the landlord of the Permian Basin. It owns ~882,000 acres of West Texas — and, crucially, the oil & gas royalty rights beneath much of it — so it collects a cut of every barrel that majors like ExxonMobil and Diamondback pump from its ground without ever drilling a well. It runs a fast-growing water business serving those same drillers, and is now leasing its vast, power-rich land to AI data centres.
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