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Update shared on19 Sep 2025

Fair value Increased 1.58%
AnalystConsensusTarget's Fair Value
CA$15.57
14.8% undervalued intrinsic discount
19 Sep
CA$13.26
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Ivanhoe Mines' consensus price target was modestly raised to CA$15.57, reflecting improved outlooks for gold and copper prices, heightened confidence in asset execution, and strengthened sentiment for commodity-linked equities.


Analyst Commentary


  • Bullish analysts cite gold's relative upside potential, forecasting a tactical gold price of $3,800/oz within 6–12 months, which is expected to benefit gold equities like Ivanhoe Mines.
  • Copper is considered "under-owned," with analysts recommending increased exposure due to heightened supply constraints and an estimated incentive copper price of $5.00/lb, supporting a positive outlook for Ivanhoe's copper assets.
  • The valuation adjustment upward reflects a more constructive stance on commodity-linked equities versus major indexes such as the S&P 500.
  • The incremental price target increase is attributed to revised commodity price forecasts and greater confidence in the company's operational execution.
  • No significant change in overall rating, with at least one firm maintaining a Sector Perform stance, suggesting steady performance expectations despite price target adjustments.

What's in the News


  • Ivanhoe Mines announced a CAD 690 million ($500 million) private placement of 57.5 million shares at CAD 12 per share, with Qatar Investment Authority acquiring approximately 4% of issued shares, pending TSX approval.
  • Exploration in Kazakhstan's Chu-Sarysu Basin JV with Pallas Resources identified significant surface copper mineralization; a 15,000-metre drilling campaign has commenced to evaluate the basin's substantial untapped potential.
  • The Kipushi Zinc Mine's debottlenecking program was completed ahead of schedule and under budget, resulting in record zinc production rates and improved circuit availability; new offtake agreements were signed with Mercuria, CITIC Metal, and Trafigura.
  • Progress was reported on dewatering and rehabilitation at the Kamoa-Kakula Copper Complex following recent seismic activity, with rapid access expected to unaffected high-grade areas.
  • Q2 and H1 2025 saw Ivanhoe set new production records at both Kamoa-Kakula (112,009 tonnes Q2, 245,127 tonnes H1 copper) and Kipushi (41,788 tonnes Q2, 84,524 tonnes H1 zinc); 2025 production guidance was maintained: Kamoa-Kakula at 370,000–420,000 tonnes copper and Kipushi at 180,000–240,000 tonnes zinc.

Valuation Changes


Summary of Valuation Changes for Ivanhoe Mines

  • The Consensus Analyst Price Target remained effectively unchanged, moving only marginally from CA$15.33 to CA$15.57.
  • The Future P/E for Ivanhoe Mines has significantly risen from 22.74x to 31.91x.
  • The Discount Rate for Ivanhoe Mines remained effectively unchanged, moving only marginally from 6.60% to 6.69%.

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