Nexa Resources Stock Price, News & Analysis

Nexa Resources announced the appointment of Ignacio Rosado as its new President and CEO, effective November 1, 2021. He will succeed Tito Martins, who will assist in the transition until December 31, 2021. With over 16 years of experience, Rosado previously served as CEO of Volcan and was instrumental in both its IPO and significant capital raises. Under Martins' leadership since 2012, Nexa has seen substantial growth, including the development of key projects. The Board believes Rosado is well-equipped to continue this success and create further value.

Nexa Resources reported strong performance in its 2Q21 results, achieving a record Adjusted EBITDA of US$233 million, up from US$40 million in 2Q20. Consolidated net revenue reached US$686 million, supported by increased metal prices and production volumes. Zinc production rose by 31% year-over-year to 82kt. The company is on track to begin production at its Aripuanã mine in early 2022. However, COVID-19 related costs impacted CAPEX guidance, now revised to US$510 million.

Nexa Resources has released its second quarter exploration results for 2021, highlighting 26,533 meters drilled during the period. The comprehensive exploration program for 2021 aims for a total of 111,000 meters across Peru, Brazil, and Namibia. Key findings include significant high-grade intersections at the Cerro Lindo and Pucasalla targets, indicating potential for resource increase and extended mine life. The company emphasizes continued progress in brownfield exploration, confirming the continuity of ore bodies and the discovery of new mineralized zones.

Nexa Resources S.A. (NYSE:NEXA, TSX:NEXA) reported robust 1Q21 results, achieving net revenue of US$603 million, a significant increase from US$442 million in 1Q20, fueled by higher metal prices and sales volume. Adjusted EBITDA surged to US$180 million compared to US$44 million in the previous year. Zinc production edged up to 77kt, reflecting recovery from prior COVID-19 impacts. Despite challenges from the pandemic, Nexa's balance sheet remains solid, with total cash of US$1,034 million and positive liquidity outlook.

Nexa Resources has filed its annual report on Form 20-F for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2020, with the SEC and on SEDAR in Canada. They have voluntarily adopted the SEC's new disclosure requirements under S-K 1300. Additionally, Nexa published a full updated MRMR report on Mineral Reserves and Resources as of December 31, 2020, in accordance with Canadian NI 43-101 and S-K 1300. Updated technical reports for the Cerro Lindo, Vazante, El Porvenir mines, and Aripuanã project have also been released. Shareholders can obtain a hard copy of audited financial statements upon request.

Nexa Resources (NYSE:NEXA) reported its 4Q20 and 2020 financial results. In 4Q20, net revenue rose to US$635 million from US$586 million year-over-year, driven by increased zinc and copper prices. Zinc production increased to 92kt, and adjusted EBITDA was US$167 million, up significantly from US$65 million in 4Q19. However, full-year revenues fell to US$1,951 million due to declining metal prices and lower volumes. The Company maintains a solid balance sheet with US$1,121 million in cash.

Nexa Resources announced operational achievements for the year ending December 31, 2020, highlighting metal sales of 585kt, surpassing guidance. Zinc production in 4Q20 reached 92kt, an 11% increase year-over-year. C1 cash costs improved, with mining costs at US$0.39/lb, 14% below guidance. For 2021, Nexa forecasts an 8% rise in zinc production and stable sales. Capital expenditures for 2021 are projected at US$450 million, with US$232 million allocated to the Aripuanã project. Full financial results to be published on February 11, 2021.

Nexa Resources has reported its 3Q20 Results, highlighting consolidated net revenue of US$538 million, down from US$564 million year-over-year. Zinc production fell 16% to 82kt due to a gradual ramp-up in Peru, while adjusted EBITDA increased to US$152 million, up from US$58 million a year prior. The net loss was US$35 million, largely attributed to a US$65 million impairment loss. Despite challenges, Nexa maintains solid liquidity of US$985 million in cash and updates its 2020 production guidance with a focus on growth and capital discipline.

Nexa Resources has provided an update on its Aripuanã project, an underground polymetallic mine in Brazil, now facing a revised CAPEX of US$547 million due to challenges in project execution and the impact of COVID-19. Production is scheduled to commence in early 2022, with estimated annual zinc equivalent production of 119kt over 11 years. The company's CEO expressed confidence in overcoming previous challenges, noting potential mine life extension beyond 20 years. A new technical report will be filed on SEDAR in November 2020.