
TSE:HBM
This summary was created by AI, based on 12 opinions in the last 12 months.
Experts have mixed opinions on Hudbay Minerals (HBM-T), reflecting a balance of cautious optimism and concern. Several reviews highlight the company's potential for growth, particularly with its flagship copper concentrate mine in Peru and plans to expand production by 24% in the coming years. However, geopolitical risks, especially in Peru, and the volatility of commodity prices create uncertainty. While some analysts see the company as a solid long-term play in a favorable commodity market, others are wary of potential corrections and recommend watching for price pullbacks before making a significant investment. The stock has performed well recently but is also experiencing caution due to its significant recent gains and the cyclical nature of the sector.
All the base metals are getting creamed, down a ton. Frustrating--they aren't hitting on any of their metrics. It's getting more difficult to produce copper at present prices, problems with the mines. It's oversold. There could be heavy tax-loss selling soon. He wishes operations were going better. In a recent controversy, a seller doesn't want Hudbay to buy anything now as takeover and merger specualtion ensues.
An unhappy hedge fund and shareholder which insists that HBM halt a big acquisition. HBM is languishing more than its peers. Their upcoming projects like Rosemount have been delayed, but their primary investment is performing quite well. Some quarters have seen some setbacks. Now, the stock is very cheap at 60-70% book value, a buying opportunity. (Analysts price target: $9.93)
The vast majority of revenue is copper and base metals. It is a base metals play. You have to watch China who has the biggest net swing for demand. They are growing at a slower rate every year. This stock will probably underperform lots of other things you could hold. It is a fine company otherwise.
There is a more technical based CEO there now. The company has gone through good expansion and now they are focusing on permitting in the Arizona mine. It has been a lengthy process to get approvals and expects 2019 to see approval. He is generally very light on holding base metals, especially in the face of current trade disputes.