Autlan stock gained 0.82 percent on October 2
Published on 10/07/2026 at 05:03 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSAutlan stock (ISIN MXP0598H1110) closed at MXN 7.38 on the BMV on October 2, 2026, gaining 0.82 percent from the previous session. The latest consensus lists a 12-month target of MXN 12.00 and a Strong Buy rating from one analyst, according to Investing.com.
Target stands above the October close
The MXN 12.00 target lies 62.60 percent above the MXN 7.38 closing price. The calculation gives investors a concrete measure of the gap between the quoted share price and the published 12-month consensus.
The consensus is based on one analyst, with one Buy, zero Hold and zero Sell recommendations listed by Investing.com. The same page gives MXN 12.00 as the average, high and low target, so the published target range has no spread.
Second-quarter filing sets the latest checkpoint
The BMV lists Autlan's second-quarter 2026 financial information as published on July 30, 2026, and also records a quarterly certification for the same period, according to BMV. That filing date is the latest period marker in the company's public exchange record.
Autlan's business spans manganese minerals, ferroalloys, electricity generation, precious-metal mining and electrolytic manganese dioxide. The company is therefore exposed to both industrial metals demand and the operating performance of its energy and specialty-materials activities, as described on its Autlan investor page.
Autlan stock stays below the target
At MXN 7.38 on October 2, 2026, the stock stood below the MXN 12.00 consensus target by MXN 4.62 per share. The gap is a valuation reference, not a forecast made in this article, and the single-analyst sample gives the target limited breadth.
Autlan stock facts
- Company: Compañía Minera Autlán, S.A.B. de C.V.
- ISIN: MXP0598H1110
- Ticker: AUTLANB
- Trading venue: Mexico Stock Exchange (BMV)
- Price (as of October 2, 2026): MXN 7.38, closing price
- Sector / Industry: Basic Materials / Metals and Mining
