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3 Copper Stocks Ready to Shine in the Next Metal Supercycle

Written by Chris Markoch. Published 10/13/2025.

Key Points

Copper prices are up 27% in 2025, supported by AI-driven infrastructure, electric grid upgrades, and renewable energy demand, signaling a potential long-term super cycle.
Supply constraints in Chile and Peru are tightening the global copper market, creating a bullish setup for select mining and materials stocks.
Freeport-McMoRan, Southern Copper, and the Global X Copper Miners ETF offer investors different ways to gain exposure to rising copper prices and the next phase of industrial growth.

It's not exactly a gold rush, but copper is quietly up about 27% in 2025. That's not close to the runup in gold or silver, but it's still notable. The industrial metal is often called "Dr. Copper" because its price frequently predicts the health of the global economy.

That nickname helps explain why copper has experienced volatile swings over the past 20 years. In the 2010s, copper's fortunes were largely tied to infrastructure growth in China. In 2025, much of the story is being told on American soil. Support for copper prices comes from:

The AI revolution and the need for data centers and the electricity to power them
The need to upgrade the country's existing electric grid
The ongoing demand for renewable energy solutions, including electric vehicles

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That's only a partial list, and although the focus is largely on the United States, there is a global case for copper.

There's also a supply issue. Chile and Peru are two of the leading copper producers, but both countries have experienced disruptions. Moreover, there aren't enough significant new mining operations to keep pace with anticipated demand.

For investors, rising demand combined with supply constraints is a bullish signal that could mark the start of a super cycle, potentially pushing copper spot prices to $6 or higher for an extended period. Here are three basic materials stocks that are well-positioned for that bull case.

Freeport-McMoRan: A Global Leader Facing Short-Term Disruption

Any discussion of copper stocks to buy must include Freeport-McMoRan Inc. (NYSE: FCX). The company is one of the world's largest publicly traded copper producers and supplies approximately 70% of domestically refined copper in the United States.

Although copper is its primary source of mining revenue, Freeport-McMoRan also mines gold, which adds appeal while gold demand remains strong.

However, the company has faced significant disruptions at some key operations in 2025, prompting it to scale back full-year production estimates.

FCX stock is up just 13% in 2025, yet it's trading about 6% below analysts' consensus price. If recent upgrades correctly capture the bull case, the consensus price may be too low, suggesting the stock could participate in a catch-up move.

Southern Copper: Strong Gains, But a Valuation Reset May Loom

Year-to-date performance has been strong for Southern Copper Corporation (NYSE: SCCO), one of the other major players in the space. The stock is up 43% in 2025, and many analysts believe a correction is overdue.

That caution stems more from logistics and regulatory concerns than from copper fundamentals. With the current run-up, SCCO trades at roughly 29x earnings — a significant premium to its historical average of about 16x.

The core issue is the company's operational footprint, which is concentrated in Peru and Mexico — countries that present regulatory and geopolitical risk. That concentration can limit near-term growth.

The consensus price target for SCCO is about $109 per share, roughly a 15% decline from the stock's close on October 9. That level could offer a more attractive entry point with a lower valuation.

Global X Copper Miners ETF: A Diversified Play on the Metal Boom

Many investors want exposure to mining and metals without single-stock risk. That makes the Global X Copper Miners ETF (NYSEARCA: COPX) an appealing option.

The name can be misleading. As of October, only about 17% of the fund's holdings were directly tied to copper. Much of the remaining allocation — about 54% — is in precious metals, explaining why COPX is up more than 65% in 2025.

If copper follows gold higher into the fall, the fund could have further upside.

In addition to its copper exposure, roughly 20% of the fund is invested in diversified miners, including Freeport-McMoRan and Southern Copper, which are two of the fund's top three holdings.

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