Permian land manager hits $3-billion valuation in NYSE debut

HOUSTON, May 15, 2026 – EagleRock Land reached a valuation of about USD 3 billion after shares in the Permian-focused landowner’s share price rose 24.3% following their debut listing on the New York Stock Exchange, Reuters reported on Thursday.

The Houston-based company’s stock opened at USD 23.00 per share, compared with the USD 18.50 offer price set by EagleRock on May 3. The company sold 17.3 million shares in its IPO to raise USD 320 million, valuing the company at more than USD 2 billion.

EagleRock is a land management royalty company that owns and controls surface acreage in the Delaware and Midland portions of the Permian Basin in Texas and New Mexico for a total of approximately 955 square kilometres.

The company generates revenue by providing oil and gas producers with access to land and infrastructure. Its customers include major US energy companies such as Chevron, Devon Energy, EOG Resources and ExxonMobil.

EagleRock’s stock market debut is one of several recent listings in the US that have taken place as crude oil prices have been driven to record highs by the US-Israeli war on Iran, and spurred interest in US energy. Cerebras Systems, Blackstone Digital Infrastructure Trust and Fervo Energy each raised more than USD 1 billion this week.

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