
TSE:TECK.B
This summary was created by AI, based on 10 opinions in the last 12 months.
Teck Resources Ltd. (TECK.B) is currently in the spotlight due to its proposed merger with Anglo American, which many analysts believe could position the combined entity as a significant player in the copper market. The merger is generally viewed positively, with potential long-term benefits through enhanced valuations and reduced geopolitical risks. However, execution risks remain a concern, particularly given disappointment with the QB2 mine's performance over the past year. Some experts advocate for buying TECK.B if you believe in the prospects of the merger, while others suggest waiting for a dip post-merger approval. Overall, while there is bullish sentiment regarding copper prices, caution is advised due to market volatility and uncertainties around the deal's execution.
We are late in the cycle here. The US dollar is sliding. This should be good for these companies. They had a good move over the last year and a half. The environment should continue to be good for these guys but a recession is just around the corner. It is a good idea if you are looking for this exposure in your portfolio.
He says this is a buy. He would own this for the long term. Coal is not going away according to President Trump. They will be spending $2 billion in capital plays and it trades at multiples that are discount to the peer group. An explosion, or pressure event, was rumoured to cut their coal production but not as much as the 87-89% the market expected at the specific project.
When looking at the material side of things, we are getting into the mid-to late stages of the cycle where materials really start to move. When looking at emerging markets, demand is increasing for steel and metallurgical coal, which is going to help a company like this. If you see a decent pullback to $32-$33, it’s a name he would start to consider.
Key asset is growth in China, with 50% of their business selling coking coal across Asia, but their marginal price is set by China. There've been strong prices lately as China cuts back on its own coking coal production to reduce pollution. Teck will do fine short term.