Valor's directory lists 9,430 oil and gas operators based in Texas, drawn from Texas Railroad Commission records. Each operator below links to its own profile — contact details, permit history, and top-producing wells. If you own minerals in Texas, this is how you find the company writing (or that should be writing) your royalty checks.
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● = active Railroad Commission (P5) organization report. Active operators listed first, then alphabetical.
Browse all 9,430+ operators — every Texas operator is also in the operator sitemap.
Valor's directory lists 9,430 oil and gas operators with a Texas business address, drawn from Texas Railroad Commission records. Of those, 5,052 hold an active Railroad Commission (P5) organization report. Each operator below links to its own profile with contact details, permits, and top-producing wells.
Size is best measured by production, not directory count. Valor's Texas county-production rankings rank operators by reported oil and gas volumes from Texas Railroad Commission filings — see /county-production/TX/ for the counties and the operators behind them. If you own minerals, what matters is which operator covers your specific tract and whether your royalties are correct — Valor manages exactly that.
Start from your division order, check stub, or lease — the paying operator's name is on it — then open that operator's profile in the list below for its filings and wells. Valor does this for owners at scale: confirming the operator by tract, auditing every royalty check, and recovering suspended or unclaimed funds. Valor manages minerals; it never buys them.
Knowing the operator is step one. Valor manages minerals for owners across Texas — confirming which operator covers each of your tracts, auditing every royalty check against production, recovering suspended and unclaimed funds, and giving you one clear, tax-ready view of what you own. Valor manages minerals; it never buys them.