Vale S.A. Stock News

Vale S.A. remains a strong buy due to its operational advantage as a low-cost iron ore producer, despite current market headwinds and high interest rates in Brazil. The company's robust dividend strategy and potential for high free cash flow yield highlight its long-term investment appeal, even amid short-term challenges. Trump's tariffs and China's economic slowdown have negatively impacted Va...

Brazilian miner Vale said on Monday it agreed to form a joint venture with U.S.-based investment firm Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP) through its Brazilian renewable energy business Alianca Energia.

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Vale's stock has declined significantly since my last writing and trades at a P/E ratio of only ~5x. Yet, I still maintain a bearish outlook and want to caution you against bottom-fishing attempts. Key commodity prices have fallen significantly, and I foresee the price pressure to persist given the increased competition from China and other miners.

Vale Base Metals, a private entity spun out from Brazilian mining giant Vale S.A., is aggressively pursuing a strategy to double its copper production to approximately 700,000 tons per year by 2035, according to CEO Shaun Usmar.

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Vale S.A. (NYSE:VALE ) Q4 2024 Earnings Conference Call February 20, 2025 9:00 AM ET Company Participants Gustavo Pimenta - Chief Executive Officer Murilo Muller - Executive Vice President of Finance and Investor Relations Marcelo Bacci - Executive VP-Finance & Investor Relations Rogério Nogueira - Executive Vice President, Iron Ore Solutions Carlos Medeiros - Executive Vice President of Operat...

Brazil's Vale, one of the world's largest mining companies, reported a net loss of $694 million in the fourth quarter, reversing its $2.4 billion profit from the same period last year, owing primarily to a drop in iron ore prices and non-recurring impacts. Analysts expected a profit of roughly $1.95 billion.