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Freeport-McMoRan
FCX · NYSEMaterials · Copper mining
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Company details
Market cap
$89B
Revenue (FY25)
$25.9B
Net income
$2.2B
EPS (diluted)
$1.52
P/E ratio
~40×
Div yield
~1.0%
Copper reserves
~100 Blbs Cu
Rev. growth
+2%
In plain English
Freeport-McMoRan is one of the world's biggest copper miners — and copper is the metal that wires electrification, so FCX is a leveraged bet on the energy transition. It digs ore from giant open pits in Arizona, Peru and Chile and the vast Grasberg mine in Indonesia (which also makes it a major gold producer), then smelts and refines it into the cathode, rod and concentrate that the grid, EVs and data centres are built from.
In simple terms
What Freeport-McMoRan really sells
Freeport-McMoRan is one of the world's biggest copper miners — and copper is the metal that wires electrification, so FCX is a leveraged bet on the energy transition. It digs ore from giant open pits in Arizona, Peru and Chile and the vast Grasberg mine in Indonesia (which also makes it a major gold producer), then smelts and refines it into the cathode, rod and concentrate that the grid, EVs and data centres are built from.
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