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Over the past 12 months, LB has significantly outperformed S&P 500, delivering a return of +59% compared to S&P 500's +16% growth.
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LandBridge Co LLC
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LandBridge Co LLC owns and manages large blocks of surface land, mainly in the Permian Basin of Texas and New Mexico. It does not drill wells or produce oil itself. Instead, it makes money by leasing land and granting rights for oil and gas activity, water handling, pipelines, roads, grazing, and other industrial uses that sit on top of its acreage. Its main customers are energy companies, midstream operators, and other businesses that need access to land and surface rights in active drilling areas. LandBridge earns revenue from lease payments, easements, royalties, and related fees tied to how its land is used. In simple terms, it acts like a landlord for land that sits in one of the busiest U.S. energy regions. What makes the business different is that its value comes from control of the surface, not from owning the underground minerals. That gives LandBridge a role in the energy value chain that is separate from producers: it can collect income from many different users of the land, even when it is not the one extracting resources. This makes the company closer to a specialized land and rights business than a traditional oil and gas producer.
