Hydraulic Fracturing Stocks
Specialized upstream operators and oilfield service providers facilitate the extraction of unconventional hydrocarbons through high-pressure liquid injection to stimulate reservoir flow. Revenue depends on the intensity of completion activity, the technical efficiency of pressure pumping fleets, and the availability of mission-critical inputs like proppant and industrial water management.
As of Oct 23, 2026, Hydraulic Fracturing has 21 US-listed companies worth $124B combined. The median member moved +1.7% over the past week; WFRD led at +14.0% and FRVO trailed at -16.9%.
Companies in Hydraulic Fracturing
- FANG – Diamondback Energy Inc, $57.9B
- HAL – Halliburton Company, $28.9B
- MTDR – Matador Resources Company, $7.1B
- WFRD – Weatherford International plc, $5.5B
- PTEN – Patterson-UTI Energy Inc, $4.3B
- WHD – Cactus Inc, $4.2B
- GPOR – Gulfport Energy Operating Corp, $2.8B
- LBRT – Liberty Energy Inc., $2.7B
- FRVO – Fervo Energy Company Class A common stock, $2.4B
- NESR – National Energy Services Reunited Corp Ordinary Shares, $2B
- RES – RPC Inc, $1.3B
- TBN – Tamboran Resources Corporation, $1.3B
- AESI – Atlas Energy Solutions Inc., $1.1B
- PUMP – ProPetro Holding Corp, $887M
- ACDC – ProFrac Holding Corp., $869M
- INR – Infinity Natural Resources, Inc., $249M
- SND – Smart Sand Inc, $224M
- PED – PEDEVCO Corp, $176M
- NINE – Nine Energy Service, Inc., $105M
- INDO – Indonesia Energy, $41.4M
- ENSV – Enservco Co, $61,091