On September 17, HudBay Minerals rose 5.03% in regular trading, trading at $26.53/share, with turnover of approximately $25.34 million.

The rebound comes as the diversified metals and mining sector staged a broad recovery following a sharp selloff earlier in the week. On September 14, HudBay Minerals had dropped 6.05% after an institutional warning flagged potential oversupply risks for the company next year, with concerns that up to half of its capacity could go unsold, weighing on mid-term earnings expectations. The broader sector saw simultaneous pressure that day, with Teck Resources falling 4.23%, BHP Billiton down 3.81%, and Rio Tinto declining 3.03%.

Today, recovery buying lifted the sector broadly, with BHP Billiton up 3.03%, Teck Resources up 2.80%, and Rio Tinto up 2.52%, driving a corrective bounce across the group. The company was recently recognized as a TSX30 winner by the Toronto Stock Exchange and posted Q2 adjusted EPS of $0.28, beating the FactSet estimate of $0.26. In July, HudBay also received regulatory approval in Peru to increase annual processing capacity at its Constancia mill to 34 million metric tons from 31 million.

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