Vale S.A. Aktie News

SUDBURY, Ontario, Oct. 02, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Members of the United Steelworkers (USW) Local 2020-05 have ratified a new four-year collective agreement with Vale, one of the world's largest multinational mining companies and a major employer in Sudbury. The contract, which runs until Oct. 26, 2029, delivers a five-per-cent wage increase in the first year, followed by three-per-cent increa...

Vale remains a Buy due to strong fundamentals, high-grade iron ore, development plans, and exposure to copper and nickel supporting long-term growth potential. Recent quarters saw significant production and cost improvements in nickel, copper, and iron ore, with ramp-up of new projects and solid free cash flow despite legal and CAPEX pressures. Macro tailwinds include US rate cuts, tariff clari...

Vale (NYSE:VALE), the Brazilian mining powerhouse and one of the largest iron ore producers globally, has faced challenges in gaining traction in 2025, even with favorable long-term commodity fundamentals. Shares have remained relatively stable, affected by investor hesitance regarding China's steel demand and ongoing worries about Brazil's regulatory landscape.

Vale has reduced extraction costs for four consecutive quarters, supporting robust free cash flow generation despite weaker iron ore prices. Oversupply and moderate Chinese demand keep iron ore prices under pressure (~US$92-105/t), though demand from integrated mills remains resilient. Energy transition metals (copper and nickel) are becoming increasingly relevant, partially offsetting declines...

Vale is transforming beyond iron, focusing on efficiency, automation, and critical metals for the energy transition, despite challenging market conditions. Q2 2025 results show operational recovery, major cost reductions, and progress in strategic projects, even as revenues and EBITDA declined year-over-year. Vale trades at deep valuation discounts with a high dividend yield, offering robust ma...

Itaú BBA confirmed its favourable view on Vale (VALE3) after the release of the miner's second-quarter 2025 results. The bank maintained its ‘outperform' recommendation, which is equivalent to a ‘buy' rating, and set its target price for R$70 per share by the end of 2026.

Global miners BHP Group and Vale have offered around $1.4 billion to settle a class action lawsuit in the United Kingdom tied to one of Brazil's worst-ever environmental disasters, the Financial Times reported on Thursday.

A change in commercial strategy led to an 8% increase in quarterly revenue due to increased volume, despite falling iron ore prices. Iron ore extraction costs fell for the fourth consecutive quarter, reinforcing the company's efficiency. Valuation with conservative assumptions suggests a fair price of $12.84 per share, a 32% upside, supporting a buy recommendation.