BUENAVENTURA MINING CO INC
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See all $BVN insider activity →Compañía de Minas Buenaventura plans to invest US$36.22 million to extend its Uchucchacua silver, lead and zinc mine in Peru by 30 months to June 2029, pending Senace environmental approval. The plan includes US$12.31 million for concentrator modifications and US$11.42 million for tailings dam No. 3. Buenaventura produced 21% of the permitted 2023 level, rising to 38% in 2024 and 45% in 2025.
On Aug. 14, 2026, the LME cash settlement for zinc was $3,875/ton and LME zinc stocks fell 4,550 tons to 88,000 tons, indicating tighter exchange inventories. Latin American zinc proxies diverged: Nexa Resources fell 1.05% to $14.18, while Buenaventura rose 0.21% to $33.74.
Reuters reports that concern about an exceptionally strong El Nino has risen to a multi-year high in corporate filings and earnings calls, based on AlphaSense analysis of 478 companies mentioning it in 1,443 documents (May 1-Aug 4). It cites Compañía de Minas Buenaventura adding $12m capex, UPL expecting demand timing shifts, and AES noting $67m Q2 revenue gains in Colombia.
Over the past 7 days, alphai's AI scored 1 news story mentioning BVN (BUENAVENTURA MINING CO INC). Coverage has skewed bullish: 1 bullish, 0 neutral, and 0 bearish.
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If Senace approves, BVN preserves access to remaining silver, lead, and zinc reserves through mid-2029; delays raise schedule and cash-flow uncertainty.
The stock’s small gain suggests relative outperformance tied to realised-price momentum rather than broad zinc complex direction.
El Nino risk is translating into incremental capex, which can pressure near-term cash flow but may reduce operational disruption risk.
The article uses Buenaventura’s earnings figures plus a San Gabriel ramp-up narrative to argue about upside versus DCF overvaluation.
Buenaventura’s gold linkage is acting as a volatility dampener, reducing downside versus pure zinc peers.
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Compañía de Minas Buenaventura plans to invest US$36.22 million to extend its Uchucchacua silver, lead and zinc mine in Peru by 30 months to June 2029, pending Senace environmental approval. The plan includes US$12.31 million for concentrator modifications and US$11.42 million for tailings dam No. 3. Buenaventura produced 21% of the permitted 2023 level, rising to 38% in 2024 and 45% in 2025.
4 min readOn Aug. 14, 2026, the LME cash settlement for zinc was $3,875/ton and LME zinc stocks fell 4,550 tons to 88,000 tons, indicating tighter exchange inventories. Latin American zinc proxies diverged: Nexa Resources fell 1.05% to $14.18, while Buenaventura rose 0.21% to $33.74.
6 min readReuters reports that concern about an exceptionally strong El Nino has risen to a multi-year high in corporate filings and earnings calls, based on AlphaSense analysis of 478 companies mentioning it in 1,443 documents (May 1-Aug 4). It cites Compañía de Minas Buenaventura adding $12m capex, UPL expecting demand timing shifts, and AES noting $67m Q2 revenue gains in Colombia.
6 min readSimply Wall St reports Compañía de Minas BuenaventuraA (BVN) Q2 2026 revenue of US$528.99 million and net income of US$237.36 million, with higher first-half results. The article cites BVN shares at $34.60, up 16.03% in a month and 21.02% YTD. It contrasts an analyst fair value of $37.78 (about 8.4% undervalued) with a DCF estimate of $17.85.
6 min readOn Aug. 11, Nexa Resources fell 2.76% to US$14.45, while Buenaventura rose 0.64% to US$34.80. The article links the divergence to Strait of Hormuz tensions raising oil costs and boosting gold, which held above US$4,400. It says zinc demand expectations were pressured via construction and galvanizing steel margins.
6 min readNexa Resources shares rose 5.39% to $14.86 on Aug. 10, leading Latin American zinc-linked stocks, while Buenaventura gained 1.26% to $34.58. The move was attributed to firmer galvanised-steel demand, higher physical zinc premiums, and a softer US dollar. Other Brazil peers were mixed.
4 min readCompañía de Minas Buenaventura S.A.A. reported Q2 2026 results with revenue of US$528.99 million and net income of US$237.36 million, plus basic EPS of US$0.93, all higher than Q2 2025, according to the company. For H1 2026, revenue rose to US$1.15 billion and net income to US$513.99 million. The article links the results to a July 16 production update.
4 min readOn Aug 5, 2026, Latin America zinc proxies rose on expectations of construction-led demand for galvanised steel. Nexa Resources (US$14.05, +4.07%) and Buenaventura (US$33.00, +2.29%) gained as traders cited reports of faster Chinese approvals for transport and grid projects, implying higher zinc procurement. Source: EODHD close.
4 min readNexa Resources and Buenaventura, Peruvian zinc-linked miners, rose on Tuesday as investors sought regional base-metals exposure. Nexa closed at US$13.50, up 5.06%, and Buenaventura at US$32.26, up 5.87%, according to EODHD closes. The move was attributed to steady galvanized-steel demand and concerns about zinc concentrate supply disruptions in Peru and Bolivia.
4 min readLatin America zinc proxies fell on Friday. Nexa Resources dropped 2.36% to $12.85, and Compañía de Minas Buenaventura fell 4.96% to $30.28, according to EODHD closes. The declines were linked to softer expectations for Brazil and Mexico galvanized-steel demand, with no new Peru, Bolivia, or Mexico supply disruptions reported.
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