Vale Q1 2016 Earnings Preview: Cost Reduction To Offset Impact Of Decline In Commodity Prices On Earnings
We expect a reduction in Vale’s operating cash costs for iron ore production and transportation as a result of its cost rationalization efforts and the mining of low-cost ore to offset the impact of a decline in commodity prices (as reflected in our realized price estimates for Vale for 2016) on the company’s earnings in Q1 2016.
Have more questions about Vale? See the links below.
- Vale’s Full Year 2015 Pre-Earnings Report
- Vale’s Q4 2015 Earnings Report: Decline In Iron Ore Prices Negatively Impacts Results
- How Important Is China To Vale’s Iron Ore Sales?
- What Is China’s Share Of Vale’s Overall Revenue?
- What Is Vale’s Revenue & EBITDA Breakdown?
- What Is Vale’s Fundamental Value Based On 2015 Results?
- By What Percentage Has Vale’s Revenue & EBITDA Declined Over The Last 5 Years?
- By What Percentage Can Vale’s Revenue & EBITDA Increase Over The Next 3 Years?
- How Has Vale’s Revenue Composition Changed Over The Last 5 Years?
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