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Brazilian miner Vale plans to invest up to 13 billion reais ($2.56 billion) in ​decarbonization initiatives to meet its voluntary emissions reduction ‌targets and mitigate climate-related risks, a sustainability report showed on Monday.

PORT COLBORNE, Ontario, June 05, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Major wage increases and the restoration of retiree health-care benefits are among the highlights of a new contract ratified by United Steelworkers (USW) union members working at the Vale Base Meals refinery in Port Colborne. The five-year collective agreement, covering more than 100 members of USW Local 6200 at the Vale refinery, provid...

SUDBURY, Ontario, June 01, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Members of United Steelworkers (USW) Local 6500 have ratified a new collective agreement with Vale that delivers significant wage increases, enhanced workplace protections and improved benefits and for workers and their families. The agreement includes a $4,000 ratification bonus and guaranteed wage increases ranging from 20.5% to 25.7% over t...

Vale plans to more than ‌double its fleet of sail-equipped iron ore carriers, with the cost-saving technology to expand to at least 20 vessels within the next three years, easing the Brazilian miner's exposure to marine fuel ​price volatility.

Vale S.A. (VALE) Q1 2026 Earnings Call Transcript

Vale has surged to new highs despite iron ore prices remaining below 2023–2024 levels, prompting a shift from a neutral to a bearish outlook. Recent operational results were strong, with 1Q26 production and sales tracking ahead of annual guidance, particularly in copper and nickel. Current valuation disconnects from iron ore price trends, with VALE trading at a forward P/E of 7.8x, well above i...

Vale is reiterated as a buy, with a 25% upside target based on a re-rating to 6x EBITDA. The base metals division is projected to double copper output by 2035 and grow to 30–35% of EBITDA, driving strategic value. Management prioritizes organic growth and self-financed expansion for base metals, foregoing an IPO to retain value internally.

Vale (NYSE:VALE) stock has pulled back around 6% since the Iran conflict began in late February, even as iron ore prices have climbed roughly 8% over the same stretch.