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Antofagasta's shares dip despite soaring revenue
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Antofagasta plc, the matrix of Antofagasta Minerals and the Ferrocarril Antofagasta Bolivia (FCAB), today reported profits before tax of US$3.159 million, which means an increase of 53% over the year 2024. “Antofagasta plc achieved a record EBITDA during 2025, which was the result of having maintained our operational discipline, with low production costs, and of the higher prices of copper and by-products such as gold and molybdenum, metals that…
Antofagasta, a London-based mining company, has seen a significant improvement in its financial results
Why Antofagasta shares fell on a record $5.2 billion profit day — dividend, debt and 2026 guidance
Antofagasta shares fell 3.4% by 0820 GMT after reporting record annual core profit and raising its final dividend to 48 U.S. cents per share. Revenue rose 30% to $8.62 billion in 2025, but copper output dropped 2% and net debt climbed to $2.75 billion. The miner kept 2026 output guidance unchanged as investors weighed rising costs and project risks. The post Why Antofagasta shares fell on a record $5.2 billion profit day — dividend, debt and 202…
Antofagasta shares slip as bumper 2025 results confirmed
Antofagasta shares were slightly weaker on Tuesday as traders reacted to the copper miner’s bumper 2025 results. Results were nothing short of spectacular, and the 2% decline in early Tuesday trading was more a reflection of the stock’s rip-roaring rally over the past year than a sign of disappointment with the numbers. Antofagasta shares have […] The post Antofagasta shares slip as bumper 2025 results confirmed appeared first on UK Investor Ma…
Antofagasta's shares dip despite soaring revenue
London listed Mining company Antofagasta saw its share’s dip in early morning trading despite reporting a rise in revenue, driven by increased commodity prices and booming demand. The Chilean based group recorded a 30 per cent jump in revenue to $8.6bn (£6.3bn), reflecting copper prices reaching record highs in 2025, coupled with the rising prices of by-products including gold and molybdenum, and increased sales volumes. The average copper price…
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