Three undervalued mining stocks to buy now

Three promising mining stocks that stand out in an overlooked sector, as picked by Mark Burridge, fund manager at Baker Steel Capital Managers

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The SVS Baker Steel Electrum Fund invests in mining stocks that produce the metals and materials needed to power the global economy. While technology and consumer stocks receive significant attention from investors, the mining sector is often overlooked yet offers exposure to commodities that are essential for everything from electricity generation to renewable-energy infrastructure.

Metals have become strategic again, with demand growth driven by electrification, rising energy consumption and increasing concerns about energy security. At the same time, years of underinvestment in mining and resource development have resulted in tight supply across many markets. This combination of rising demand and constrained supply is creating compelling opportunities for investors. Here are three stocks that currently stand out.

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Mark Burridge
Managing partner and fund manager, Baker Steel Capital Managers LLP

Mark has over 30 years’ experience in the international metals and mining industry, including technical, financial and executive roles. Mark spent his early career as a geologist and geological engineer, predominantly with Barrick Gold Corporation.

Mark then spent five years at Merrill Lynch covering Metals and Mining Equities, where he became a ranked Analyst. Following this, Mark helped launch Hatch Corporate Finance, a corporate finance boutique. He subsequently held Executive, Advisory and Board roles at mining companies before joining Baker Steel in 2017.

Mark holds a degree in Mining Geology from Imperial College London and is a CFA Charterholder.