Movement Alert|MMG Limited Rises 5.62% at Open, JP Morgan Initiates with Overweight Rating and 13 HKD Target Price

Market Focus06-12 09:23

On June 12, MMG Limited rose 5.62% at open, trading at 8.84 HKD per share, with turnover of 19.47 million HKD. The rally follows JP Morgan's initiation of coverage with an Overweight rating and a target price of 13 HKD through December 2027, implying significant upside from current levels.

JP Morgan highlighted that MMG is one of the purest copper plays, with approximately 90% of its 2025 gross profit tied to copper, giving it the highest earnings sensitivity to copper prices among peers. The bank forecasts a net profit CAGR of 52% from 2025 to 2028, with 2026 net income expected to reach 1.6 billion USD, representing a 216% year-over-year increase. Total borrowings have declined from 4.6 billion USD to 3.3 billion USD, with interest expenses projected to fall 26% to 215 million USD. Additionally, the company's subsidiary Minera Las Bambas signed a 125 million USD revolving credit facility with CCB Asia, further strengthening its financial flexibility. JP Morgan noted that dividend resumption potential could serve as a re-rating catalyst.

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