Minsur Named the “Prettiest Stock” on the Lima Stock Exchange by Credicorp Capital
The Lima Stock Exchange (BVL) has delivered strong performance in 2025, with its general index rising nearly 30% so far this year. Yet, not every sector or company has shared the same level of success. Among the financial and mining sectors, one stock stands out as particularly attractive according to Credicorp Capital — and that is Minsur.
According to Gestión.pe, Daniel Velandia, Chief Economist and Managing Director of Research at Credicorp Capital, highlighted three Peruvian stocks as top recommendations: Ferreycorp, IFS, and Minsur. Of these, he referred to Minsur as “the most beautiful one” — thanks to its balanced portfolio of gold, copper, and tin.
Why Minsur Stands Out?
Minsur’s strength lies in its diversified exposure to key metals. As global demand for gold and copper remains high and tin prices continue to recover, the company is positioned to capitalize on favorable commodity trends in 2025.
On October 4, Minsur’s share price closed at S/ 3.99. Based on estimates from six brokerage firms that follow the stock, the average target price is S/ 5.04, suggesting an upside potential of 26.3% over the next twelve months.
Most optimistic target: Grupo Coril — S/ 5.58
Most conservative target: Seminario y Cía SAB — S/ 4.38
All brokerages recommend buying Minsur, except Seminario y Cía SAB, which advises to hold.
Investor Outlook
Minsur’s strong fundamentals, coupled with Peru’s strategic position as a key mining hub in Latin America, make it one of the top investment opportunities on the Lima Stock Exchange in 2025. With the mining sector driving much of Peru’s economic recovery, this stock is likely to remain in the spotlight throughout the year.
