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Texas Pacific Land Shares Drop More Than 5% Intraday

Texas Pacific Land shares fell 5.5% in Wednesday’s session, trading at $335.74, after swinging between $335.23 and $358.94 earlier in the day’s trading.

Texas Pacific Land Corporation (NYSE: TPL), which earns royalty and surface-use income from oil and gas production across the Permian Basin in West Texas, fell 5.5% on Wednesday, to $335.75. The session saw the stock move between $335.23 and $358.94.

The 5.5% fall came on lighter trading than usual, with turnover running at 0.72 times Texas Pacific Land’s 20-day average volume, a measure of how a session’s activity compares with its recent norm. The price move itself was unusually large for a single session even against that quieter turnover.

Line chart of Texas Pacific Land Corporation's daily close over the past month, falling sharply in the current session.
Texas Pacific Land Corporation’s daily close over the month to Wednesday 23 September 2026, tracking today’s decline.

How unusual this is

Wednesday’s fall was Texas Pacific Land’s second move beyond 5% in a single session in under a fortnight. The stock last moved by that scale on the 16th of September, four sessions before Wednesday’s decline. A repeat of that size within two weeks marks the stock out as unusually volatile against its own recent trading, even though Wednesday’s move came on turnover below the 20-day average.

Bar chart of Texas Pacific Land Corporation's daily percentage changes over six months, with today's session highlighted.
Texas Pacific Land Corporation’s daily percentage changes over six months to Wednesday 23 September 2026, with today’s session highlighted.

Texas Pacific Land is next due to report results on the 4th of November.

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