Vale’s Q2 2016 Earnings Preview: Decline In Commodity Prices To Negatively Impact Results
We expect Vale’s Q2 2016 results to be negatively impacted by a subdued commodity pricing environment, with all the major commodities produced by the company experiencing a decline in price. A reduction in Vale’s iron ore cash production costs with the ramp up of production from low cost deposits (as illustrated in the tables shown below) will partially offset the impact of the decline in commodity prices on the company’s results.
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
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- 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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