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Texas Pacific Land Corp (TPL) stock

TPLNYSEOil Royalty TradersFiscal year ends December 31
Financials through Q3 FY2026, quarter ended Sep 30, 2026Last filing: 10-Q on Nov 4, 2026Score 15/3023% above fair value
$291.91+10.73 (+3.82%)

Close on Nov 13, 2026Market cap $20.13BP/E 34.3Yield 0.73%

Texas Pacific Land profit margin

Profit margin (net margin) is net income as a percentage of revenue.

Texas Pacific Land's profit margin for the twelve months ending Sep 30, 2026 was 60.7%. For fiscal 2025 it was 60.3%, against 64.3% the year before. The highest annual figure on record is 69.9% in fiscal 2018.

Annual profit margin

PeriodPeriod endValueChange (pts)
FY2025Dec 31, 202560.3%−4.0
FY2024Dec 31, 202464.3%+0.1
FY2023Dec 31, 202364.2%−2.7
FY2022Dec 31, 202266.9%+7.0
FY2021Dec 31, 202159.9%+1.7
FY2020Dec 31, 202058.2%−6.8
FY2019Dec 31, 201965.0%−4.9
FY2018Dec 31, 201869.9%–

Quarterly profit margin

Change is against the same quarter a year earlier.

PeriodPeriod endValueChange (pts)
Q3 FY2026Sep 30, 202661.2%+1.5
Q2 FY2026Jun 30, 202662.6%+0.6
Q1 FY2026Mar 31, 202660.3%−1.2
Q4 FY2025Dec 31, 202558.3%−5.4
Q3 FY2025Sep 30, 202559.7%−1.7
Q2 FY2025Jun 30, 202561.9%−4.6
Q1 FY2025Mar 31, 202561.6%−4.1
Q4 FY2024Dec 31, 202463.7%−4.2
Q3 FY2024Sep 30, 202461.4%−5.4
Q2 FY2024Jun 30, 202466.5%+4.0
Q1 FY2024Mar 31, 202465.7%+6.6
Q4 FY2023Dec 31, 202367.9%+2.6
Q3 FY2023Sep 30, 202366.8%−1.1
Q2 FY2023Jun 30, 202362.5%−4.9
Q1 FY2023Mar 31, 202359.1%−7.3
Q4 FY2022Dec 31, 202265.3%+11.6
Q3 FY2022Sep 30, 202267.9%+0.2
Q2 FY2022Jun 30, 202267.4%+8.0
Q1 FY2022Mar 31, 202266.4%+7.0
Q4 FY2021Dec 31, 202153.7%−6.6
Q3 FY2021Sep 30, 202167.8%+5.6
Q2 FY2021Jun 30, 202159.5%+11.3
Q1 FY2021Mar 31, 202159.5%+0.1
Q4 FY2020Dec 31, 202060.3%−0.7
Q3 FY2020Sep 30, 202062.2%+1.3
Q2 FY2020Jun 30, 202048.2%−8.6
Q1 FY2020Mar 31, 202059.4%−13.7
Q4 FY2019Dec 31, 201961.0%–
Q3 FY2019Sep 30, 201960.9%–
Q2 FY2019Jun 30, 201956.8%–
Q1 FY2019Mar 31, 201973.2%–

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