Glencore International Plc ADR (GLNCY)

$13.67 +0.60 (4.55%)
Market Cap 76.69B
Revenue (ttm) 230.94B
Net Income (ttm) -1.63B
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 0.00
Forward PE 18.81
Profit Margin -0.71%
Debt to Equity Ratio 1.41
Volume 534,900
Avg Vol 705,922
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 5.87B
Stochastic %K 60%
Beta 0.72
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $11.60

Company Profile

Glencore plc engages in the production, refinement, processing, storage, transport, and marketing of metals and minerals, and energy products in the Americas, Europe, Asia, Africa, and Oceania. It operates in two segments, Marketing Activities and Industrial Activities. The company engages in the production and marketing of copper, cobalt, lead, nickel, zinc, chrome ore, ferrochrome, vanadium, aluminum, alumina, and iron ore; and coal, crude oil, refined products, and natural gas, as well as oil...

Industry: Other Industrial Metals & Mining
Sector: Basic Materials
Phone: 41 41 709 2000
Fax: 41 41 709 3000
Address:
Baarermattstrasse 3, Baar, Switzerland
topstockalerts
topstockalerts Mar. 2 at 3:15 PM
Metals and mining stocks are poised to keep outperforming as geopolitical risks, inflation pressures and demand for real assets rise following the outbreak of war in Iran, according to Jefferies analyst Christopher LaFemina. Jefferies said the sector’s six-month rally reflects elevated geopolitical risk, a structurally weaker dollar and inflation concerns. Weekend developments, while “clearly very unfortunate,” are fundamentally positive for the space, the firm added. LaFemina noted that a closure of the Strait of Hormuz could disrupt key supply chains. About 9% of global aluminum output comes from Gulf states reliant on the route, while Iran accounts for roughly 3% of global iron ore production. The firm also warned of indirect risks, including rising energy-driven cost curves, supply chain pressures and potential stockpiling of critical minerals such as copper. $FCX $GLNCY $AA
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rsmracks
rsmracks Feb. 19 at 11:17 AM
$RIO $BHP $GLNCY $B $SILJ While 2026 should produce incredible/historic earnings for most mining companies, I will continue trimming into strength. What my call has been and continues to be is for energy (oil/gas) to rocket higher. Once WTI/Brent accelerates, that will begin the recession. Margin compression will take place on the mining sector for this cycle. I see that beginning on late 2026 and into early 2027. Now for businesses in general. Margin compression has already begun for basically all businesses due to material costs. Just wait and see how earnings get compressed as we move through 2026. Miners peak. Oil concludes this cycle. I will continue rotating profits from my mining positions into energy and fixed income. Miners 50% Energy 25% Fixed income 25% Later this year, my portfolio could very well be allocated like: Miners 30% Energy 30% Fixed income 30% Cash 10% Capital preservation is my primary goal now, along with building a strong dividend portfolio.
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topstockalerts
topstockalerts Feb. 18 at 6:28 PM
Swiss mining giant Glencore reported net income of $363 million in 2025, rebounding from a $1.63 billion loss in 2024 caused by weaker commodity prices, particularly coal. Revenue rose 7% year over year to $247 billion. CEO Gary Nagle highlighted strong operational performance, ongoing portfolio optimization, and progress in the company’s copper-led growth strategy. Recent moves included acquiring the Quechua copper project in Peru and selling the Puerto Nuevo coal export terminal in Colombia. Glencore also signed a nonbinding memorandum of understanding to potentially sell a 40% stake in its copper and cobalt assets in the Democratic Republic of Congo to Orion Critical Mineral, a consortium backed by the U.S. government. $GLNCY
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shillaxguys
shillaxguys Feb. 18 at 3:26 PM
$MTMCF By September, Metallium will be processing 20 tonnes a day of printed circuit boards. 1 tonne of PCB’s can contain anywhere from 100 to 1000 grams of gold. So let’s say they recover 250 grams per tonne. That means they could recover 5000 grams every day. Which at today’s price is $800K. Or almost $300M per year if they run 365 days a year. And that’s just gold, there’s other valuable metals in those PCB’s too. AND that’s only 1 income stream. They should be making some dough with Ucore and other REE producers. This is only 6 months away. The market is not pricing Metallium properly at the moment. $UURAF $MP $GLNCY $METOF
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topstockalerts
topstockalerts Feb. 5 at 8:53 PM
Rio Tinto and Glencore said they have abandoned merger talks that would have created a mining giant with a market value exceeding $200 billion, citing disagreements over governance and ownership structure. The decision sent both stocks lower, with U.S.-listed ADRs of Rio Tinto and Glencore falling sharply on Thursday. Glencore said the proposal would have left Rio Tinto in control of the combined company’s chairman and CEO roles while also granting it a larger pro forma ownership stake, terms Glencore argued significantly undervalued its contribution. Rio Tinto, for its part, said it concluded the companies could not reach an agreement that would deliver sufficient value to its shareholders. The talks, first confirmed in early January, had included the possibility of combining some or all of the companies’ businesses, though both sides had cautioned that a deal was far from certain. Despite the selloff, both mining stocks remain up by double digits so far in 2026. $RIO $GLNCY
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PickAlpha
PickAlpha Feb. 5 at 8:01 PM
PickAlpha Midday: Rio Tinto formally issued a Rule 2.8 “no intention to bid” statement, ending merger talks with Glencore after failing to reach terms that would create shareholder value. The break removes a key M&A upside narrative in mining consolidation and resets expectations back to standalone execution. Tickers: $RIO $GLNCY $BHP Our view is this is a clear de-rating catalyst for Glencore’s takeover premium. If Glencore can’t quickly replace the lost bid narrative with credible copper-growth delivery, multiple pressure can persist; if execution improves, the downside can stabilize.
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LiveSquawk
LiveSquawk Feb. 5 at 3:23 PM
$GLNCY $RIO | Glencore, Rio Tinto Have Decided Against Pursuing The Merger
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ArrcAngel
ArrcAngel Feb. 5 at 6:09 AM
$GLNCY Extention request.
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ArrcAngel
ArrcAngel Feb. 4 at 10:55 PM
$GLNCY should know by 6am New York time GLUK!
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ArrcAngel
ArrcAngel Feb. 4 at 8:39 PM
$GLNCY has a cap of 80 billion. They are good even w/o Rio.
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topstockalerts
topstockalerts Mar. 2 at 3:15 PM
Metals and mining stocks are poised to keep outperforming as geopolitical risks, inflation pressures and demand for real assets rise following the outbreak of war in Iran, according to Jefferies analyst Christopher LaFemina. Jefferies said the sector’s six-month rally reflects elevated geopolitical risk, a structurally weaker dollar and inflation concerns. Weekend developments, while “clearly very unfortunate,” are fundamentally positive for the space, the firm added. LaFemina noted that a closure of the Strait of Hormuz could disrupt key supply chains. About 9% of global aluminum output comes from Gulf states reliant on the route, while Iran accounts for roughly 3% of global iron ore production. The firm also warned of indirect risks, including rising energy-driven cost curves, supply chain pressures and potential stockpiling of critical minerals such as copper. $FCX $GLNCY $AA
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rsmracks
rsmracks Feb. 19 at 11:17 AM
$RIO $BHP $GLNCY $B $SILJ While 2026 should produce incredible/historic earnings for most mining companies, I will continue trimming into strength. What my call has been and continues to be is for energy (oil/gas) to rocket higher. Once WTI/Brent accelerates, that will begin the recession. Margin compression will take place on the mining sector for this cycle. I see that beginning on late 2026 and into early 2027. Now for businesses in general. Margin compression has already begun for basically all businesses due to material costs. Just wait and see how earnings get compressed as we move through 2026. Miners peak. Oil concludes this cycle. I will continue rotating profits from my mining positions into energy and fixed income. Miners 50% Energy 25% Fixed income 25% Later this year, my portfolio could very well be allocated like: Miners 30% Energy 30% Fixed income 30% Cash 10% Capital preservation is my primary goal now, along with building a strong dividend portfolio.
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topstockalerts
topstockalerts Feb. 18 at 6:28 PM
Swiss mining giant Glencore reported net income of $363 million in 2025, rebounding from a $1.63 billion loss in 2024 caused by weaker commodity prices, particularly coal. Revenue rose 7% year over year to $247 billion. CEO Gary Nagle highlighted strong operational performance, ongoing portfolio optimization, and progress in the company’s copper-led growth strategy. Recent moves included acquiring the Quechua copper project in Peru and selling the Puerto Nuevo coal export terminal in Colombia. Glencore also signed a nonbinding memorandum of understanding to potentially sell a 40% stake in its copper and cobalt assets in the Democratic Republic of Congo to Orion Critical Mineral, a consortium backed by the U.S. government. $GLNCY
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shillaxguys
shillaxguys Feb. 18 at 3:26 PM
$MTMCF By September, Metallium will be processing 20 tonnes a day of printed circuit boards. 1 tonne of PCB’s can contain anywhere from 100 to 1000 grams of gold. So let’s say they recover 250 grams per tonne. That means they could recover 5000 grams every day. Which at today’s price is $800K. Or almost $300M per year if they run 365 days a year. And that’s just gold, there’s other valuable metals in those PCB’s too. AND that’s only 1 income stream. They should be making some dough with Ucore and other REE producers. This is only 6 months away. The market is not pricing Metallium properly at the moment. $UURAF $MP $GLNCY $METOF
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topstockalerts
topstockalerts Feb. 5 at 8:53 PM
Rio Tinto and Glencore said they have abandoned merger talks that would have created a mining giant with a market value exceeding $200 billion, citing disagreements over governance and ownership structure. The decision sent both stocks lower, with U.S.-listed ADRs of Rio Tinto and Glencore falling sharply on Thursday. Glencore said the proposal would have left Rio Tinto in control of the combined company’s chairman and CEO roles while also granting it a larger pro forma ownership stake, terms Glencore argued significantly undervalued its contribution. Rio Tinto, for its part, said it concluded the companies could not reach an agreement that would deliver sufficient value to its shareholders. The talks, first confirmed in early January, had included the possibility of combining some or all of the companies’ businesses, though both sides had cautioned that a deal was far from certain. Despite the selloff, both mining stocks remain up by double digits so far in 2026. $RIO $GLNCY
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PickAlpha
PickAlpha Feb. 5 at 8:01 PM
PickAlpha Midday: Rio Tinto formally issued a Rule 2.8 “no intention to bid” statement, ending merger talks with Glencore after failing to reach terms that would create shareholder value. The break removes a key M&A upside narrative in mining consolidation and resets expectations back to standalone execution. Tickers: $RIO $GLNCY $BHP Our view is this is a clear de-rating catalyst for Glencore’s takeover premium. If Glencore can’t quickly replace the lost bid narrative with credible copper-growth delivery, multiple pressure can persist; if execution improves, the downside can stabilize.
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LiveSquawk
LiveSquawk Feb. 5 at 3:23 PM
$GLNCY $RIO | Glencore, Rio Tinto Have Decided Against Pursuing The Merger
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ArrcAngel
ArrcAngel Feb. 5 at 6:09 AM
$GLNCY Extention request.
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ArrcAngel
ArrcAngel Feb. 4 at 10:55 PM
$GLNCY should know by 6am New York time GLUK!
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ArrcAngel
ArrcAngel Feb. 4 at 8:39 PM
$GLNCY has a cap of 80 billion. They are good even w/o Rio.
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jeni1988
jeni1988 Feb. 4 at 1:40 PM
$GLNCY What's next tomorrow (February 5)? Official statement: An announcement should appear on the London Stock Exchange website by 5pm (London time). Two scenarios: Extension (most likely): The UK Takeover Panel will grant a new deadline (possibly another 28 days) for negotiations to continue. "Put up or shut up": If there is no extension, Rio Tinto must either make a firm offer or back out for at least 6 months
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Salvadorspoppy
Salvadorspoppy Jan. 29 at 3:00 PM
$GLNCY ……….
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ArrcAngel
ArrcAngel Jan. 27 at 6:32 AM
$GLNCY In the meantime, silver is $110 at the moment.
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DZ0630
DZ0630 Jan. 26 at 4:38 AM
$RIO why is this going up during the weekend? I was thinking to switch out of this and add to $TUNGF and $SBSW, but I am surprised to see this price move. I went into this because I want the 25% related to aluminum. Any guess why this is going up? I can understand if they have bought $GLNCY but there is no deal yet.
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SuperGreenToday
SuperGreenToday Jan. 24 at 12:56 AM
$GLNCY
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bwmiller79
bwmiller79 Jan. 22 at 5:56 PM
$BHP is up around 20% over the past six months. $RIO is up around 35% over the same time period. $GLNCY is up over 50% and is closing in on a deal to be acquired by Rio Tinto. A price hasn't been discussed but the share price likely won't be significnatly higher than $13 a share. That deal should help value mining companies across the sector. Why is $HL up 400% in the past six months? This company has been around for a century. Are they sitting on a bunch of gold? Do they have some substantial gain to post from the futures markets? I can't understand it. Their silver reserves, proven and probable are around 240M. In an acquisition earlier this, $DVS sold 65M in proven and probable reserves for 400M. I'd say companies like $BHP $RIO $GLNCY -- all of whom procure as much or more silver as byproduct to their primary concerns are in a very strong position to compete with Hecla and that Hecla will be at the rear in regards to getting new contracts for silver ore.
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Zach82
Zach82 Jan. 18 at 4:39 PM
$GLNCY - So was eyeing this last week; some D&D I did , ( my take on what I read, please correct if wrong), Rio is 11% owned ( majority) by China and they are top commodity buyer, there antitrust laws see this as a copper mega conglomerate. GLNCY will be forced to sell off assets and staking rights for this to be approved by Beijing. So price is going to drop a little on this news. Same when Glencore purchased Xstrata in 2013, they had to sell staking rights to major copper mines in Peru in order to move forward with merging with Xstrata. Xstrata was around $12 a share (900p) and Glencore was around $10. Xstrata holders received 3.05 shares of GLNCY for each share they held. This will not be the same ratio here but a total share buyout is the top option. Which is why Rio would go along with Chinas forcing them to offload assets, the SP and value goes down. Thoughts?
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jeni1988
jeni1988 Jan. 17 at 12:06 AM
$GLNCY Structure: The transaction is expected to be an all-share deal where Rio Tinto acquires Glencore through a court-sanctioned scheme of arrangement. Valuation: If completed, the combined entity would be worth between $207 billion and $260 billion, creating the world’s largest mining company. Deadline: Under UK takeover rules, Rio Tinto has until 5:00 p.m. GMT on February 5, 2026, to either announce a firm intention to make an offer or walk away.
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always_learning_
always_learning_ Jan. 15 at 11:38 PM
$GLNCY what is rio going to pay for this?
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Chester_Ming
Chester_Ming Jan. 14 at 9:53 PM
$GLNCY WTF is going on after hours? Not seeing any news.
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PatNeville
PatNeville Jan. 12 at 2:32 PM
$GLNCY $RTNTF https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/copper-prize-mining-megadeals-what-tells-you-ai-trade-patrick-neville-mgq9c
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OVERWATCH6
OVERWATCH6 Jan. 10 at 8:27 PM
$GLNCY Kamoto 🤔 Mutanda
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