TMC the metals company Stock News

TMC the metals company appears furthest advanced in deep-sea nodule mining as it's now advancing under a U.S. regulatory framework. The recent PFS study for NORI-D and IA study for further territories bring a clear picture as to the economic potential and lifetime of projects. At a $2.3 billion market cap, TMC trades at a fraction of the net present value of its territories, suggesting substant...

Amid geopolitical uncertainty and trade tensions, the U.S. has a renewed focus on invaluable natural resources. One stock investors have been buzzing over is The Metals Company (TMC 3.73%).

The Metals Company (TMC -0.38%) has had one heck of a run in 2025. Up over 325% to date, the deep-sea minerals exploration firm has soared on U.S. policy tailwinds and strategic partnerships.

In this video, Motley Fool contributors Jason Hall and Tyler Crowe take a closer look at The Metals Company (TMC 0.10%) and break down whether it's worth investing in right now.

Shares of The Metals Company (TMC 1.62%) have whipsawed this summer.

Mining stocks aren't usually growth stocks, or at least they're not usually grouped with stocks growing at constant vertiginous rates. Instead, they're cyclical, meaning their growth is lumpy and episodic, and tends to fluctuate with commodity prices.

From electric vehicle (EV) batteries to wind turbines to advanced medical devices, rare-earth metals sit at the center of nearly every major technological shift in the 21st century. The problem?

TMC The Metals Company (TMC -13.22%) stock is falling in Friday's trading following the company's recent earnings report. TMC's share price was down 8.6% as of 10:45 a.m.