Vale Rules Out Extra Dividend for 2026
Vale S.A. has officially decided against distributing an extra dividend to shareholders for the current year.
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Freedom Broker has maintained its 'Buy' rating on Vale S.A. (VALE3) while adjusting its 12-month price target for the company's ADRs.
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