Vale S.A. Stock News

Vale S.A., one of the world's largest mining companies, has reported its highest annual iron ore production since 2018. This milestone comes amid fluctuating stock markets and a global shift in investment strategies.

Brazilian miner Vale's CEO held his first official meeting with President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva on Tuesday, the company said, where he highlighted that there was "enormous convergence" between its projects and the country's development agenda.

LONG HARBOUR, Newfoundland and Labrador, Jan. 28, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Workers at Vale Long Harbour are delighted to learn they have successfully won their union vote with the United Steelworkers union (USW). Processing plant technicians participated in a Newfoundland and Labrador Labour Board vote last November.

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Bloomberg Intelligence analysts identified 50 watchable firms for 2025, focusing on catalysts like new leadership, asset sales, acquisitions, and new products. 14 of 35 dividend-paying companies meet the "safer" criteria with free cash flow yields exceeding dividend yields, inviting closer investor scrutiny. Top ten Bloomberg Dividend Focus stocks for 2025 projected net gains between 11.62% and...

Vale's valuation is attractive, trading at a P/E of ~4.2x for 2025, with an EPS forecast implying a 24% earnings yield and a double-digit dividend yield. Despite long-term risks in iron ore, Vale's efficiency and growth in energy transition metals like copper and nickel offer promising diversification and margin improvement. Brazil's economic and legal challenges justify Vale's discount compare...

Bloomberg Intelligence analysts identified 50 watchable companies for 2025, focusing on potential catalysts like new leadership and geopolitical impacts, with 37 paying dividends. Fourteen of these dividend-paying companies meet the "Dogcatcher" ideal, with annual dividends from a $1K investment exceeding their single share prices. Analysts estimate net gains of 15.68% to 48.08% from top divide...