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Silver Wheaton Corp’s stock has reached an unprecedented peak, marking an all-time high at $70.42, with analysts setting price targets ranging from $70 to $85. According to InvestingPro data, the company maintains a "GREAT" financial health score, supported by strong profitability metrics and robust price momentum. This milestone underscores a period of robust growth for the company, reflecting a significant 1-year change with an impressive 77.8% increase. The company’s $31.7 billion market capitalization and 14-year track record of consistent dividend payments have strengthened investor confidence. While current valuations suggest the stock is trading above its Fair Value, Silver Wheaton (TSX:WPM) maintains strong fundamentals with an 80.4% gross profit margin and minimal debt levels. The surge to an all-time high is a testament to Silver Wheaton’s strategic initiatives and the favorable market conditions that have supported its ascent within the past year. Discover more valuable insights and 16 additional ProTips for WPM through InvestingPro’s comprehensive research reports.
In other recent news, Berenberg analysts have maintained a Buy rating on Wheaton Precious Metals (NYSE:WPM), setting a price target of $72.00. This decision comes as the firm anticipates strong production results for 2024, particularly following the fourth-quarter performance of the Salobo operation in Brazil. Berenberg projects Wheaton’s gold-equivalent production to reach the upper end of the company’s guidance range, at 616,000 ounces. In line with these production expectations, Berenberg forecasts Wheaton’s 2024 revenues at $1.28 billion, EBITDA at $982 million, and earnings per share at $1.42, which closely aligns with Visible Alpha’s consensus estimates. Looking further ahead, Berenberg expects Wheaton’s 2025 revenue to be $1.45 billion, with EBITDA at $1.13 billion and EPS at $1.66. These projections are slightly more conservative than Visible Alpha’s 2025 estimates, which suggest higher revenue and earnings figures. The differences in forecasts are attributed to anticipated variations in gold and silver volumes and metal prices. Investors are keenly awaiting Wheaton’s official production and sales results, expected later this month, to evaluate the company’s performance against these predictions.
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