What’s the current market cap for Viper Energy stock?

Viper Energy (VNOM) has a market cap of $8.5bn as of June 12, 2026.

What is the P/E ratio for Viper Energy stock?

The price to earnings (P/E) ratio for Viper Energy (VNOM) stock is 0 as of June 12, 2026.

Does Viper Energy stock pay dividends?

Yes, the Viper Energy (VNOM) stock pays dividends to shareholders. As of June 12, 2026, the dividend rate is $2.31 and the yield is 2.75%. Viper Energy has a payout ratio of 0% on a trailing twelve-month basis.

When is the next Viper Energy dividend payment date?

The next Viper Energy (VNOM) dividend payment date is unconfirmed.

What is the beta indicator for Viper Energy?

Viper Energy (VNOM) has a beta rating of 0.31. This means that it is less volatile than the market, on average. A beta of 1 would indicate the stock moves in-line with the market, while a beta of 0.5 would mean it moves half as much as the market.

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About Viper Energy

Viper Energy Inc is focused on owning and acquiring mineral and royalty interests in oil and natural gas properties in the Permian Basin. The Permian Basin is known to have a number of zones of oil and natural gas-bearing rock throughout.

Ticker

$VNOM

Sector

Energy

Primary listing

NASDAQ

Employees

Headquarters

Midland, United States

Website

www.viperenergy.com

Viper Energy Metrics

BasicAdvanced

$8.5bn

-$0.30

0.31

$2.31

2.75%

Bulls say / Bears say

Viper Energy beat Q1 2026 EPS expectations by 171% and posted record production with cash margins close to 90%, highlighting the strength of its capital-light royalty model.

The $4.1 billion Sitio Royalties deal will increase Viper’s net royalty acreage in the Permian by around 42% and raise pro-forma production for the fourth quarter by about 38%, reducing its base dividend break-even by roughly $2 per barrel.

Nearly half of all third-party operator completions in the Permian since 2023 have occurred on Viper acreage, improving production visibility and reducing dependence on any single operator.

A moratorium on new produced water disposal well permits imposed by the Texas Railroad Commission could limit Viper’s ability to develop its mineral acreage and increase water management operating costs.

Significant drops in oil, natural gas, or NGL prices could lead to asset impairment charges for Viper and substantially reduce cash available for distribution, even with its hedging program.

Although diversification has increased recently, about 78–83% of operator completions are still connected to Diamondback Energy’s activity on Viper acreage, leaving Viper exposed to the capital decisions and development pace of a single operator.

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Bulls say / Bears say

Viper Energy beat Q1 2026 EPS expectations by 171% and posted record production with cash margins close to 90%, highlighting the strength of its capital-light royalty model.

Nearly half of all third-party operator completions in the Permian since 2023 have occurred on Viper acreage, improving production visibility and reducing dependence on any single operator.

Significant drops in oil, natural gas, or NGL prices could lead to asset impairment charges for Viper and substantially reduce cash available for distribution, even with its hedging program.

Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 23 May 2026.