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Lundin Mining Corp. (LUN.TO)

33.87

-0.99 (2.84%)

as of Jul 13, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Jul 13, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 4 opinions in the last 12 months.

Lundin Mining Corp. (LUN-T) continues to garner attention within the copper market, with experts highlighting its potential for significant upside, particularly in the long-term. However, some analysts caution that the stock appears somewhat extended at this moment, indicating a potential pullback is imminent. Despite this, there remains broad support for the overall bullish sentiment in copper, with predictions of future demand potentially outstripping supply. Recommendations suggest a diversified approach, weighing in on larger producers for cash flow alongside smaller firms like LUN, which may be poised for acquisition. Overall, while the current landscape suggests volatility is inevitable, Lundin Mining is viewed positively in the context of resource investments, particularly for those tolerant of market fluctuations.

Consensus

Positive

Valuation

Fair Value

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DON'T BUY

A lot of base metal companies are having a tougher time here. This company had said they were going to build themselves by acquisition but it’s a very tough time to raise money. Stock is currently not in favour. This one is roughly twice as volatile as the market.

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COMMENT

One of the most aggressive buyers of assets in the base metal industry. They have nickel, copper and zinc diversified through many countries. When you buy companies, you have to dilute yourself, which is part of the reason the stock is not done very well. Also, numbers did not reach expectations of the street. A lot of people are bearish on the sector, as most of them have done very poorly lately.

SELL

(Market Call Minute.) He would be a seller in this whole sector.

HOLD

Going through a period of contraction due to the subprime issues in the US and lower consumption growth. Commodity cycle is not over and expects commodity prices will improve in the 2nd half of 2008.

BUY

(Market Call Minute.) Still thinks there's a decent trade in some of the base metals from here into the springtime. There should be some decent upside from here.

WEAK BUY

Expanding their mines in Spain and other areas. Good play on materials prices.

COMMENT

Diversified mining. Has been quite volatile over the last year. They have been an acquirer and consolidator. You are better to own the target rather than the buyer. You might be better off in and more pure play, smaller company.

BUY

Numbers where reasonably good. Relatively strong over last year. Decent entry point. Will participate in more of a seasonal play, November into the springtime. Have a wide exposure of metals.

BUY

Zinc and copper play as well as nickel. Well diversified. Also have some Congo assets, which is probably affecting the share price. Thinks it will grow to be a major company. Diversified internationally.

WATCH

Can't discount the Lunden family. They have a great track record. He likes the zinc and copper holding.

BUY

Interesting company as it is cheap and has a fairly high Fair Market Value.

BUY

Well-diversified base metal company. Under preformed other companies. Recent take over put pressure on the stock. Will be go-to stock going forward. Buy long term.

DON'T BUY

Probably a fairly good place to be. The biggest call you want to make here is on metal prices. He is a little bit cautious on metals. There could be more pull back on commodity prices.

COMMENT

A little bit through its support level today. A lot of the mining stocks are coming off. Needs more activity and it could move back up to $13.50.

COMMENT

A very volatile stock. Not for the faint of heart. Right now, metal inventories are loosening up. Would not like to see it trade below $12.20/$12.10.

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