Southern Copper Corporation's Q4 2023 net sales decreased by 18.6% compared to Q4 2022, with net income falling by 50.7%. Sales volumes decreased for copper, silver and zinc, while prices were down for molybdenum and zinc. Copper production also saw a slight decrease.
Net sales decreased by 18.6% versus 4Q22.
Net income decreased 50.7% versus 4Q22.
Adjusted EBITDA decreased 35.3% under the $1,631.4 million registered in 4Q22.
Copper production registered a decrease of 3.0% in 4Q23.
Southern Copper anticipates a volatile copper market in 2024, initially expecting a surplus but now foreseeing potential deficits due to production cuts by some producers and low inventories. They believe copper prices should have good support through 2024 and are focused on developing capital projects and controlling costs.
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