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For anyone looking at IGO, the big picture is still about whether you believe this relatively young leadership team can turn a loss-making, capital-intensive business into a sustainably profitable battery metals producer. The stock has rerated sharply in recent months, even as revenue and earnings remain under pressure, so near term sentiment is already optimistic. Against that backdrop, the fresh performance and service rights for Ivan Vella and broader staff, alongside the appointment of incoming CFO Johan van Vuuren from April 2026, reinforce a story of cultural and governance reset rather than a change to near term cash flow or production catalysts. These moves do not materially alter the core risks around execution, commodity price exposure and forecast revenue declines, but they do sharpen the focus on whether this team can deliver.
However, investors should not ignore how unprofitable growth and leadership turnover could still impact value. IGO's shares have been on the rise but are still potentially undervalued by 29%. Find out what it's worth.Explore 12 other fair value estimates on IGO - why the stock might be worth as much as 76% more than the current price!
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