Texas Pacific Land: Good Results That Don't Justify The Premium
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Texas Pacific Land (TPL) reported a 12% increase in revenues and net income for 2024, driven by a 33% growth in its water segment. However, the company's capital allocation strategy, which involves spending 93% of its cash flow on acquisitions, has cost $105M in shareholder value creation.
February 20, 2025 | 4:00 pm
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Texas Pacific Land's 12% revenue and net income growth in 2024 is overshadowed by a $105M loss in shareholder value due to its capital allocation strategy, which focuses heavily on acquisitions.
While TPL shows strong growth in revenues and net income, the significant loss in shareholder value due to its capital allocation strategy raises concerns. The market may react negatively to the $105M cost in shareholder value, despite the positive growth figures.
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