Ivanhoe Mines Ltd

Ivanhoe Mines’ Kamoa‑Kakula earthquake hit copper output by ~10% and exposed costly infrastructure, debt‑heavy finances, and new DRC regulations—an insider view on the risks and upside of its high‑grade copper portfolio.

Ivanhoe Mines powers up with a 178‑MW hydro turbine at Inga II and secures a key MoU with Qatar Investment Authority, cutting costs, boosting sustainability and unlocking new growth for critical‑minerals mining.

Ivanhoe Mines Ltd. has made a notable stride in its operations, successfully completing debottlenecking at its Kipushi mine ahead of schedule and under budget, which is expected to have a positive impact on production and operational efficiency.

Ivanhoe Mines has released its Q2 financial results, showcasing strong financials and setting the stage for future growth, with key metrics including a price to earnings ratio of 27.986 and a price to book ratio of 2.092.

Ivanhoe Mines reported strong Q2 results, driven by high copper production at its Kamoa-Kakula mine and increased value of its Platreef project due to rising platinum and palladium prices.

Ivanhoe Mines’ quarterly earnings announcement has left investors with concerns about the company’s ability to deliver sustainable growth, with its stock price plummeting by over 46% since its peak.

Cardano’s (ADA) price is expected to surge, with predictions of reaching $1.50 or $2 by August 2025, driven by a potential ETF listing and growing demand.

Ivanhoe Mines has released its quarterly earnings report, with its stock price stabilizing at 11.13 CAD after significant fluctuations in the past year.

Ivanhoe Mines’ stock price has fluctuated between $8.76 and $20.95 CAD over the past year, currently standing at $9.88 CAD.

Ivanhoe Mines’ stock price has been stuck in a neutral range, raising questions about whether its stability is a sign of strength or weakness.