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Hudbay Minerals (HBM.TO)

41.91

-0.25 (0.59%)

as of Jun 4, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Jun 4, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 12 opinions in the last 12 months.

Hudbay Minerals (HBM-T) is positioned within the base metals space, particularly copper and gold, which is expected to see prolonged demand as global power requirements increase. Experts highlight its strong management and potential growth through projects like Copper World in Arizona, with expectations of substantial production increases in the coming years. However, there are concerns regarding its recent financial performance and a possible correction in metal stocks after significant gains. Despite varying opinions on timing for investment, most analysts suggest that Hudbay could be a good option to monitor, especially as the copper narrative evolves amidst cyclical market pressures. The overall sentiment remains cautiously optimistic with warnings about potential market pullbacks.

Consensus

Cautious

Valuation

Fair Value

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BUY

Not a bad junior.

BUY

Situated in Manitoba. Have just announced the intended reopening of a great zinc mine in New York State. It has legs.

DON'T BUY

Has had quite a run, based on the metals that it is involved in. Things it has run too far at this point. I would like to see it between $5 and $6 before he did anything.

BUY

Restarting an old mine in New York State. Basically, a pure leverage to the zinc price. Could see this stock possibly approaching nine dollars.

TRADE

Largest zinc oxide producer in Canada. Have mines in Ontario, Saskatchewan and Manitoba. At the moment, will probably just be leveraged to the zinc price.

BUY

You have to believe in the commodity cycle. This is a good name, very high leverage to copper. He believes in the commodity cycle.

TOP PICK

In Flin Flon Manitoba. A resurrected zinc, copper producer of some size.

TOP PICK

Has done exceptionally well but there is a lot more to go. An absolute cash flow machine. There is zinc and copper. Thinks the company can earn about $1.15/1.20 and the cash flow is about $1.40. Beautifully run. Management is extraordinarily conservative. Not widely covered by the street. They have production growth.

STRONG BUY

Zinc and copper. Fully integrated, i.e. they refine, smelt and mine. Good exploration. Stock is trading at 2/3 of its net asset value and 3.5 X free cash flow. Have a new mine in New York state that they are wondering if they should bring on or not and this is not priced in the stock and would add $0.50 to the stock.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Mar 1/05. Down 23%.) Still likes it. A situation where it's a reflection of the small cap market which has suffered. This is a company that could cash flow its share price over the next couple of years. Huge leverage to copper/zink prices.

DON'T BUY

A new company, but because of some purchases of properties they have some zink and coal exposure near Sudbury. Own their bonds as they prefer to wait and see what they actually have.

DON'T BUY

To own this, you have to be positive on zink. It's a one-mine company. Highly leveraged to zink. Prefers companies that have larger or more diversified operations.

BUY

A pure zinc/copper leverage story. Still feels those commodities will do pretty well, especially copper's doing well in the last couple of days because inventory levels are getting pretty low. Starting to consolidate around these prices.

TOP PICK

Leverage if commodities goes up. Very attractive. Valuation.

BUY

Very bullish on zink. This commodity is usually the late mover on the metals. Hasn't had it's big move yet. Inventories are coming down, so expects zinc prices to increase. Recently sold Breakwater to go into this stock which has a lower valuation multiple.

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