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    Marina Calero Ródenas

    Research Analyst at RBC Capital Markets

    Marina Calero Ródenas is an analyst at RBC Capital Markets specializing in metals and mining sector research, actively covering companies such as Centamin PLC and Hochschild Mining. She is recognized for her in-depth coverage of operational and financial developments within these firms and has contributed insights on quarterly earnings and capital structure strategies. Her tenure at RBC Capital Markets has positioned her as a key resource for institutional clients in the European mining space, though specific industry performance rankings or license information are not publicly available. Prior career roles and explicit professional credential details are not disclosed in available sources.

    Marina Calero Ródenas's questions to Vale (VALE) leadership

    Marina Calero Ródenas's questions to Vale (VALE) leadership • Q1 2025

    Question

    Marina Calero Ródenas asked for an update on production progress in Q2, following the heavier-than-usual rainfall in Q1. She also requested clarification on the amount of debt linked to the Alianca Energia asset.

    Answer

    Executive Carlos Medeiros confirmed that rainfall issues from Q1 are resolved and that production in the first 20-21 days of April was approximately 1.1 million tons higher than the same period last year. Executive Gustavo Duarte Pimenta stated that the debt impact from the Alianca deal is minor, involving around $100 million of deconsolidated debt.

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    Marina Calero Ródenas's questions to Vale (VALE) leadership • Q4 2024

    Question

    Marina Calero Ródenas noted that most of the savings in the revised CapEx guidance came from growth projects and asked for more detail on the drivers. She also inquired about the potential for further capital efficiencies beyond 2025.

    Answer

    Executive Marcelo Bacci confirmed the CapEx reduction was primarily in growth projects, achieved through timing optimizations and efficiencies without altering project scopes. He emphasized that the $5.9 billion guidance is firm for 2025, while guidance for subsequent years is still under review.

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