TSE:TECK.B

Teck Resources Ltd. (B) (TECK.B.TO)

92.76
+0.20 (0.22%)
as of Aug 6, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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star iconAug 6, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 10 opinions in the last 12 months.

Experts have mixed feelings about Teck Resources Ltd. amid its proposed merger with Anglo American. While some analysts express optimism about the long-term benefits of merging complementary assets and the potential to become a major player in the copper market, others highlight execution risks associated with the deal. Recent performance shows strong copper production and earnings beats, but fears persist regarding the dependency on copper prices and geopolitical factors. The upcoming vote on the merger and the company's challenged QB2 mine have led to cautious sentiment among investors. Overall, while some analysts view the stock as a good opportunity, others advise waiting for better entry points post merger completion.

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Cautious
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Fair Value
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DON'T BUY
(Market Call Minute.) Had a good run. Would look for other opportunities.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
Had an incredible run from an almost bankrupt position early last year. Recently restructured debt. Found a strategic partner to buy some equity and have been selling assets. Metallurgical coal is in demand from China.
WEAK BUY
Has had an unbelievable run. Coal inventories are tight. Lots of Chinese steel production where they need coal. Earnings should explode higher in 2010. Balance sheet is still not the best.
DON'T BUY
Has pulled back with the rest of the commodities. Have fixed the balance sheet. Outlook for coal is better. Tied to Asia and China better than others. If there is a pullback in the group, it will pull back more than the others. Longer term it will be fine.
HOLD
He took some profits on the way up but is holding his position. Great assets. In the long run, the coal assets are going to pay off. Also have sync. Tidied up their portfolio. Finances looked solid. Have a relationship with China, which should pay off.
COMMENT
Closing in on his target price of $42. Not a ton of upside but he is a strong believer in the company and its model. Spot coal prices around $180 per ton and analysts are not using this in their models.
SELL
It has run too far and is fully valued, in fact significantly overvalued. Go into a more defensive name, not necessarily mining.
BUY
(Market Call Minute.) Loves this one. Copper. The Chinese are behind it. Will do extremely well going forward.
COMMENT
Will do well in a resource environment that is growing. He prefers Westshore Terminals (WTE.UN-T), which is the 2nd largest coal terminal globally and will benefit from this company’s growth.
HOLD
Stock is done extremely well off the bottom. Probably fully valued here until there are some clearer signs that the economy is going to get better.
DON'T BUY
Terrific comeback. Steel demand from China has continued at an unabated growth rate. They have good copper assets, good coal assets. He wouldn’t buy at this price. Prefers TCM.
COMMENT
Had a great run and valuation is a little high but could probably still work its way higher. Primarily North American so no political risk. MACD is starting to turn a little bit south and there could be support at about $4 lower.
DON'T BUY
Had a great move in conjunction with fixing its balance sheet. Still remains levered so before investing, she would want to see further asset sales. Good chunk of earnings from metallurgical coal and copper. Very dependent on world growth, especially China so a higher risk.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
This is on her watch list. Has done very well. 12 months out it will be higher but she would prefer in the low $30’s.
HOLD
Near-death experience after they look it up with Fording and an unbelievable amount of debt but since had a recovery of 600%. Believes a lot of metal stocks have had a tremendous run and won't repeat it in 2010.
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