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Texas Pacific Land shareholders need to believe in the sustainability of royalty revenue growth and expanding water services, both key earnings engines. The NYSE Texas dual-listing is unlikely to materially affect these immediate catalysts, nor does it diminish significant exposure to fluctuations in Permian Basin production, which remains the company’s main short-term risk.
Among recent updates, TPL’s Q2 earnings report revealed continued increases in both oil and natural gas production, supporting recurring revenues and margin stability. This operational resilience ties directly to the growth narrative, especially as future cash flows rely on consistent extraction activity across TPL’s acreage.
By contrast, investors should also be aware that prolonged shifts in Permian Basin operator activity could...
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Texas Pacific Land's projections call for $895.3 million in revenue and $610.3 million in earnings by 2028. This outlook is based on a 7.2% annual revenue growth rate and reflects a $150.1 million increase in earnings from the current $460.2 million level.
Uncover how Texas Pacific Land's forecasts yield a $921.93 fair value, a 5% upside to its current price.
Fifteen fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community for TPL range widely from US$401.61 to US$1,877.96. While opinions differ, the company’s dependence on robust Permian production is a common thread affecting broad confidence in future earnings stability.
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