The short version

From the latest prices and each company's SEC filings. Who's ahead on each measure, not which to buy.

  • Texas Pacific Land is the larger company, worth $24.9B, about 1.5 times APA.
  • On earnings, APA is the cheaper stock (11.3x vs 49.4x).

Side by side

The stronger figure is shaded where higher (or, for valuation multiples, lower) reads as better. How the implied growth works.

MeasureAPATPL
Market cap$17.1B$24.9B
Share price$45.88$360.98
Revenue (last fiscal year)—$798M
Free cash flow (last fiscal year)——
Revenue growth, last year—+31.2%
Revenue growth per year, last 5 fiscal years—+15.3%
Operating margin—74.9%
Net margin—60.3%
Return on equity23.9%32.4%
P/E (trailing)11.3x49.4x
Price / free cash flow9.61x51.2x
EV / EBITDA3.61x32.6x
FCF growth the price implies——
Dividend yield2.2%0.61%
Debt / equity1.43x0.11x
Fundamental gradeBB
Superinvestors holding it65
Insider purchases, last 12 months010

Results from SEC filings

Revenue and free cash flow by fiscal year, from each company's 10-K filings.

APA

YearRevenueFree cash flowOp. margin
2021———
2022———
2023———
2024———
2025———

Texas Pacific Land

YearRevenueFree cash flowOp. margin
2021$451M$249M80.4%
2022$667M$428M84.3%
2023$632M—77.0%
2024$706M—76.4%
2025$798M—74.2%

Where the revenue comes from

APA

No segment breakdown reported.

Texas Pacific Land · by segments, 2025

LRM$491M61%
WSO$307M39%
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Questions

Which is bigger, APA or Texas Pacific Land?

Texas Pacific Land (TPL), at $24.9B against $17.1B.

Is APA or TPL cheaper?

By trailing P/E, APA (11.3x) is cheaper than Texas Pacific Land (49.4x). A lower multiple can also mean the market expects less growth.

Prices and ratios as of the last daily update; statements from SEC filings. Information only, not investment advice.