Southern Copper CorporationSCCO

Is SCCO cheap right now? Every multiple below is scored against its own 10-year range, not a sector average.

$188.35-5.14 (-2.66%)24:00 UTC
NYSEBasic Materials

Company snapshot

Market Cap
$156B
Large-cap
+793%
2016 — today
10-Year Price
+733%
2016 — today
52-Week Range
$106.88$219.70
Current $188.35· 72%

Southern Copper Corporation, a subsidiary of Americas Mining Corporation, explores, extracts, smelts, and refines copper and other minerals across Peru, Mexico, Argentina, Ecuador, and Chile. Operations span the full production lifecycle, yielding copper and molybdenum concentrates, blister and anode copper, and high-purity cathodes. It also produces sulfuric acid, silver, gold, zinc, lead, and coal. Key assets include the Toquepala, Cuajone, La Caridad, and Buenavista mines, plus extensive exploration rights.

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Valuation in context

P/E ratio
27.6
Above average
Pricier than usual over the last 10 years
Sector median 16.9above sector
P/B ratio
12.3
Near historic high
Near historic highs — last 10 years
Sector median 2.2above sector
EV / EBITDA
16.0
Historically pricey
Historically pricey — last 10 years
Sector median 9.2above sector
Dividend Yield
2.1%
Below average
Below the 10-year average
Sector median 1.4%above sector
PEG ratio
2.0
Above average
Pricier than usual over the last 10 years
Sector median 0.8above sector
FCF Yield
3.8%
Around average
Around the 10-year average
Sector median -0.3%above sector
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