SAO PAULO (Reuters) -Brazilian miner Vale produced 83.6 million metric tons of iron ore in the second quarter, up 3.7% from a year earlier, the company reported on Tuesday. In its output and sales ...

Vale (NYSE:VALE) reported Tuesday its annual iron ore production in 2024 reached its highest since 2018, despite a drop in Q4 output, saying its full-year performance was marked by greater ...

Vale SA Investor Presentation Reflecting Vale's constant performance in non-iron-ore sectors, the last slide shows consistent copper production in Brazil, which witnessed a 6% year-over-year growth.

However, Vale’s iron ore assets have cash costs that place it around the middle of the seaborne iron ore cost curve, above its lower-cost competitors including BHP and Rio, but better than ...

On Vale’s base metals operations, the Rio de Janeiro-based company said copper output rose 5.3% from a year ago, while nickel jumped 12%. Read More: Vale Aims to Boost Iron Ore Output Despite ...

Vale S.A. VALE raised its 2024 production guidance for iron ore. The company also reported progress in negotiations related to the Samarco dam disaster with a settlement expected in October.

We reduce our fair value estimate to USD 13.50 per share from USD 14.20, driven by lower iron ore and base metals prices. We now assume iron ore averages about USD 93 per metric ton from 2024 to ...

Brazilian miner Vale SA churned out 327.7 million metric tons of iron ore in 2024, the highest in six years, though fourth-quarter production came in slightly below expectations.

Vale reported iron ore sales at 77.3 million tons in the quarter, down 3.1%, with the company's average realized price of iron ore fines landing at $85.1 per ton, a 13.3% fall.