Ero Copper (NYSE: ERO)

$26.91-0.52%today

Brazilian ADR trading on the NYSE, priced in US dollars. Key figures below are sourced from Yahoo Finance.

Market Cap: $2.81B
P/E (TTM): 9.6x
P/B: 2.6x
EPS (TTM): $2.80
Dividend Yield: —
52-Week Range: $13.37 – $39.80
Volume: 691K
Previous Close: $27.05

TTM = trailing twelve months — the most recent 12 months (a rolling window), used for P/E, EPS and dividends. On the tables and charts below, the in-progress current year appears as a “Last 12M” column labelled with the quarter range it covers.

Performance

Today

-0.52%

1 Week

+2.71%

1 Month

+1.93%

YTD

-4.88%

1 Year

+95.14%

5 Years

+41.56%

About Ero Copper

US Ticker: ERO
B3 Ticker: —
Exchange: NYSE
Currency: USD
Sector: Basic Materials
Industry: Copper
Headquarters: Vancouver, BC, Canada
Employees: —
CEO: Mr. Makko DeFilippo
Founded: 2016

Ero Copper Corp. engages in the exploration, development, and production of mining projects in Brazil.

Its flagship asset includes Caraíba operations that comprise the production and sale of copper concentrates located in Bahia State, Brazil, as well as gold and silver produced and sold as by-products.

The company was incorporated in 2016 and is headquartered in Vancouver, Canada.

www.ero.com

Analyst Ratings

Consensus of 3 Wall Street analysts · sourced from Yahoo Finance

1.9Buy

On a 1–5 scale: 1 = Strong Buy, 3 = Hold, 5 = Sell. Lower is more bullish.

12-Month Price Target

Low

$33.00

Average

$35.87

High

$40.60

The average target is +33.28% above the current price of $26.91.

Financial Results

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Financial Health

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Valuation & Dividends

Dividend History

$0.00

Ero Copper has not paid dividends over the past decade.

Dividends and yield from Yahoo Finance (per ADR share, in USD). The current-year figures are calendar year-to-date (dividends actually paid this year), not the trailing 12 months.