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For Nexa, the big-picture belief is that a lowly valued, cyclical metals producer can steadily move from losses toward more consistent profitability, with improving capital discipline along the way. The Namibia license sale fits that story, but it is a relatively small, portfolio-tidying move rather than a change in the core thesis, which still hinges on zinc and by-product prices, execution at its key mines and smelters, and tight cost control after several loss-making years. In the short term, catalysts remain operational delivery against 2025 production guidance, progress on free cash flow to support the new dividend policy, and any signs that earnings volatility is easing. The main risks stay familiar: commodity price swings, operational disruptions like the Cerro Pasco protests, and the challenge of turning forecast profit growth into reality.
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