-- 獨立研究機構CFRA向提供了以下研究報告。 CFRA分析師總結如下：必和必拓(BHP)前九個月營運表現穩健，銅產量為146.09萬噸，年減3%，主要原因是埃斯孔迪達(Escondida)礦區銅產量下降；鐵礦石產量創歷史新高，達1.9666億噸，年成長2%。受人工智慧基礎設施需求和電氣化趨勢的推動，銅平均實現價格年增31%至每磅5.47美元，鐵礦石平均價格為每濕噸84.91美元，上漲2%。儘管品位面臨挑戰，但關鍵資產的強勁營運勢頭，包括埃斯孔迪達礦區創紀錄的銅礦開採量和西澳鐵礦(WAIO)的卓越表現，都支撐了投資邏輯。管理階層將2026財年（截至6月）銅產量預期上調至190萬至200萬噸區間的上半部分，反映出對營運的信心。必和必拓憑藉其穩健的資本管理，透過包括Antamina串流交易在內的策略交易實現了48億美元的資金，從而能夠專注於成長項目。 Escondida銅礦的單位成本預期下調至每磅1.00-1.20美元，體現了其卓越的營運能力；同時，Resolution Copper土地交換計畫的里程碑式進展推進了一處尚未開發的大型銅礦資源的開發。
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