Texas Pacific Land saw a 10% decline over the last quarter amid various financial developments and broader market volatility. The company declared a quarterly dividend of $1.60 per share and reported a robust earnings increase for 2024, with annual revenue and net income rising compared to the previous year. However, Texas Pacific's repurchase of a small tranche of shares and the recent earnings report might have had limited immediate impact on investor sentiment. The company's stock performance also coincided with broader market turmoil; major indices such as the S&P 500 dropped 9% amidst fears of a global trade slowdown.

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The last five years have seen Texas Pacific Land (NYSE:TPL) achieve a very large total shareholder return of 577.32%. This impressive performance can be partly attributed to their strategic inclusion in major indices like the S&P Global 1200 and S&P 500 in late 2024. Additionally, Texas Pacific completed substantial share repurchases amounting to US$71.55 million in early 2025, which may have positively influenced investor confidence. Another significant move was the acquisition of Permian oil and gas mineral interests for US$286 million in October 2024, potentially enhancing their asset portfolio.

Beyond these developments, Texas Pacific consistently increased its dividends, including a hike to US$1.60 per share in 2024. Coupled with robust earnings growth of 17.4% annually over the past five years, these factors have likely driven long-term value for shareholders. Despite a challenging broader market environment, as seen with major indices declines, TPL's remarkable returns set them apart from both the US Oil and Gas industry and the overall US market in the past year.

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