2025-06-09-花旗集团-周一矿业纪要_能源转型金属继续主导全球矿业资本支出增长_18页_500kb

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Global mining capital expenditure growth slowed from 10% p.a. (last 3 years) to ~2% in 2025.
Focus remains on metals supporting decarbonization (e.g., base metals, critical minerals).
Capex estimates revised higher by 8% for 2025 (+12% for 2026) due to company strategic shifts.
Base metals and precious metals drove largest capex increases in 2024.
Coal-related capex driven by Chinese coal companies, reversing FY25 capex declines.
Despite steady growth, global mining capex remains below 2011-2012 peaks, limiting volume growth.

President Trump plans to increase steel/aluminum tariffs to 50%, raising prospects of 50% tariffs on copper, PGMs, and other base metals.
Implications: US metal prices may outperform due to higher costs; opportunities for investors but risks for US consumers.
Neutral stance on base metal ex-US prices, with softened demand/sentiment expected through Q3 2025.

Pt demerger complete. Target price raised to £22, reflecting re-rating ahead of copper/iron ore focus.
Share consolidation triggers premium valuation (~6.4x 2025E EBITDA).
Ongoing divestment challenges (met coal, nickel, diamond), but key growth options via agreements with Codelco (Chile) and Vale (Brazil).

Copper vulnerable due to strong positioning and tariff frontloading.
EV sector slowdown in 2H 2025 (China solar installments ~90GWac) constraining base metal demand.
Citi maintains Buy/Hold/Sell distribution for covered miners, with 58% Buy, 33% Neutral, 9% Sell for fundamental research.

Figures showing capex revisions, copper/iron ore inventory, and metal prices from 2015-2025 included.

Disclosure of Citi Research conflicts of interest, client relationships, and potential market roles with covered entities.

Capital expenditure driving energy-transition metals but moderate growth vs. pre-2011 peaks.
Geopolitical risks (US tariffs) impact US pricing dynamics.
Anglo American restructuring transition complete leading to simplified portfolio and cash flow story.

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