Texas Pacific Land Trust
Texas Pacific Land Trust (TPL) is a US-listed trust that owns a large portfolio of land and associated mineral and water rights in West Texas — one of the state’s most resource-rich regions. With a market capitalisation of about $21.3bn, TPL’s cash flows come from oil and gas royalties, groundwater sales, easements and leases for pipelines and renewable energy, plus traditional land uses such as grazing and hunting. Investors should note TPL is a hybrid asset: it offers exposure to real assets (land and water) while being sensitive to commodity cycles and Texas regulatory and legal developments. The trust has a long-term, asset-based value proposition but revenue can be volatile year-to-year. This summary is for general educational purposes only and is not personal financial advice; investors should consider their own goals, risk tolerance and seek independent advice before acting.
Stock Performance Snapshot
Analyst Rating
Analysts suggest keeping Texas Pacific Land Trust's stock as it may not gain or lose value soon.
Financial Health
Texas Pacific Land Trust shows strong revenue, high profit margins, and solid cash flow generation.
Dividend
Texas Pacific Land Trust's dividend yield of 0.62% is relatively low, which may not attract those seeking significant income. If you invested $1000 you would be paid $6.20 a year in dividends (based on the last 12 months).
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Published: May 19, 2025
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Asset-backed exposure
TPL owns tangible land, mineral and water rights that can underpin long-term value, though cash flows may vary with commodity cycles and local developments.
Water as an asset
Groundwater sales and rights are a meaningful revenue source and reflect broader scarcity trends, but they are subject to regulation and regional demand shifts.
Royalty and easement income
Revenue from oil/gas royalties and infrastructure easements links TPL to energy trends — offering opportunities but also exposure to price and production volatility.
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