Teck is a large Canadian diversified mining group. The bulk of their current cash flows derives from their Canadian metallurgical coal, but they are also on the cusp of completing a new large copper mine in Chile that will contribute around half of long-term cashflows. We like both metallurgical coal and copper, but for different reasons. Metallurgical coal is used in steelmaking, and demand is expected to be anaemic; however, a renewed focus on ESG has reduced the appetite for new projects and we believe there has been underinvestment in new and replacement mines. Teck is the world’s second-largest exporter of metallurgical coal, and their Canadian mines are well placed to supply this critical ingredient for many years to come.

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The new Chilean copper mine should enter the lower half of the industry cost curve. Copper demand will be boosted by the world’s ongoing electrification and receive a boost from a transition to greener energy and electric vehicles.

Teck trades on a 15% free cash flow yield.



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