Metals and Mining Industry Shifts in Value Creation

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2025 was a remarkable year for metals and mining, but the industry's financial performance tells a more nuanced story. Market capitalization reached record levels, yet returns varied significantly depending on commodity exposure. Between 2015 and 2025, gold producers saw total shareholder returns increase 8.1 times, compared with 6.3 times for copper producers and 2.2 times for nickel producers. This reflects a wider shift in where value is being created across the industry. A decade ago, steel, iron ore and coal accounted for the bulk of sector value. Since then, gold and copper have gained share. In our newly released Global Materials Perspective 2026, we examine how the industry's value pools are shifting and what this means for companies considering their portfolios and capital allocation priorities. Discover what’s changing: https://lnkd.in/exnRpA2s   #McKinseyInsights #GlobalMaterialsPerspective #Canada

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