Cobalt stocks ranked by exposure
Every company linked to cobalt, ranked by the share of its value that cobalt accounts for.
Cobalt Stocks
Stockatomics links 3 listed companies to cobalt: 2 producers and 1 by-product producer. They are listed on 3 exchanges: HKG, NYSE and OTC.
Pure cobalt stocks are rare, because cobalt seldom pays for a mine on its own. Most listed exposure comes through copper miners in the Democratic Republic of Congo and nickel producers that recover cobalt as a by-product, so cobalt usually moves a company's earnings at the margin rather than at the core. That makes Congolese export policy and battery chemistry trends as important to these stocks as the cobalt price itself.
Cobalt price per kg contained
$56.81
- 1M
- −3.9%
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Companies
3 listed companies linked to cobalt
Grouped by each company’s role in cobalt, alphabetical within each group.
Producers
| Company | Ticker | Exchange | Country |
|---|---|---|---|
| CMOC Group | 3993 | HKG | China |
| Glencore | GLCNF | OTC | Switzerland |
By-product producers
| Company | Ticker | Exchange | Country |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vale | VALE | NYSE | Brazil |
Stockatomics Terminal
Ranked by cobalt exposure in the Stockatomics Terminal
This page lists who works in cobalt. The Terminal ranks them by how much of each company’s value depends on cobalt, with their production and share price against the cobalt price.
FAQ
Cobalt stocks FAQ
What are the main cobalt stocks?
Stockatomics links 3 listed companies to cobalt. Producers: CMOC Group (HKG: 3993) and Glencore (OTC: GLCNF). By-product producers: Vale (NYSE: VALE).
Which cobalt stocks are producers?
2 of the 3 produce cobalt as a main product: CMOC Group (HKG: 3993) and Glencore (OTC: GLCNF).
Where are cobalt stocks listed?
On HKG (1), NYSE (1) and OTC (1).
Are there pure cobalt stocks?
Very few. Most listed cobalt exposure comes through copper and nickel miners that produce cobalt as a by-product.
What moves cobalt stocks?
Congolese export policy, battery chemistry trends and, for most companies, the price of copper or nickel, which usually matters more to earnings.