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The latest update to Teck Resources’ valuation lifts the fair value estimate to CA$83.06 from CA$79.35, signalling a modest reassessment of what the stock could be worth. That shift sits alongside a series of Street price target moves around CA$79 that are closely linked to expectations for the Anglo American merger and how execution risks are being weighed. As you read on, you will see how these evolving targets fit into the broader analyst narrative and what that means for tracking the story from here.

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What Wall Street Has Been Saying 🐂 Bullish Takeaways

• Several firms, including Deutsche Bank, JPMorgan, Scotiabank, CIBC, TD Securities and Canaccord, have raised price targets in recent months, signalling a generally constructive stance on Teck Resources’ value.
• Deutsche Bank has lifted its target multiple times, most recently to US$62 from US$60, and maintains a Buy rating. This points to ongoing confidence in the stock at current levels.
• CIBC moved its target to C$79 from C$77 and shifted its rating to Tender after Canadian approval of the Anglo American merger, highlighting the role of the deal in the equity story.
• Scotiabank’s target moves, including an increase to C$80 with a Sector Perform rating, indicate that some analysts see support for the current valuation range even with more reserved ratings.

🐻 Bearish Takeaways

• Canaccord has both raised and lowered its Teck Resources target over this period, which underscores that not all analysts view the risk and reward profile as one way.
• CIBC’s Tender stance around C$79 ties part of the thesis to successful completion of the Anglo American merger. Delays or issues around remaining approvals in China and South Korea could weigh on sentiment.

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What's in the News

• Titan Mining and Teck Resources signed a cooperation agreement to evaluate recovering about 13,000 kg per year of contained germanium from Empire State Mines processing streams, using Teck's germanium recovery platform at Trail to assess feed specifications, volumes and potential long term offtake terms.
• Kodiak Copper, Teck Resources and Kay Copper announced a non binding letter of intent to combine Kodiak's Mohave project and Teck's Copper Hill project in Arizona into a new US focused copper exploration company. The new company is expected to seek a TSX Venture Exchange listing as Kay Copper Corp., with Teck set to hold about 28% and receive certain concentrate offtake rights, subject to approvals and financings.
• Copper Fox Metals outlined a planned CA$9.1 million program for 2026 at the Schaft Creek copper project in British Columbia, which is operated by Teck Resources with a 75% interest. The program targets work on the geological model, metallurgical testwork, tailings and mine plan options, road access studies and preparation for a potential Pre Feasibility Study.

How This Changes the Fair Value For Teck Resources

• Fair value estimate is CA$83.06, up from CA$79.35.
• Revenue growth assumption is 0.10%, reduced from 3.28%.
• Net profit margin assumption is 13.21%, down from 15.45%.
• Future P/E is 31.40x, up from 25.12x.
• Discount rate is 8.18%, slightly higher than the prior 8.00%.

Never Miss an Update: Follow The Narrative

Narratives link a company's real world projects, risks and milestones to a financial forecast and fair value that update as new information comes through. They help you see how individual data points fit into a bigger investment story.

Head over to the Simply Wall St Community and follow the Narrative on Teck Resources to stay up to date on:

• How copper growth projects like Highland Valley life extension, QB optimization and the Zafranal and San Nicolas pipeline are expected to reshape Teck Resources' production mix.
• The role of balance sheet strength, liquidity of about $8.9b and long running ESG focus in supporting project execution and access to capital.
• Key risks from project delays, cost inflation, permitting and commodity price weakness that could constrain margins and future earnings potential.

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