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On April 10, Helen Jewell of BlackRock stated that due to the inflation impact from the Middle East conflict, the market needs to lower its expectations for corporate earnings. "If you look at the current earnings forecasts for this year, they are still in a fairly high double-digit range—15%, 16%, 17%, 18%—so there is quite a bit of room for a downward adjustment," Jewell, who serves as the Chief Investment Officer for Fundamental Equities International at the world's largest asset management firm, said in an interview. She noted that the market's stable earnings forecast for the consumer sector is "hard to justify, especially when considering interest rates and the inflation impact from the situation we are seeing in the Middle East."

This move adds to the recent wave of frequent red metal (copper) trading. The company has reportedly hired Scotiabank of Canada to initiate the sales process for the Cozamin underground mine, which also produces silver. The mine is considered one of Capstone's smaller assets, valued at approximately $400 million. (Bloomberg)

This share resale plan has been officially filed with the SEC, marking that shareholders may conduct large-scale share reductions through the public market. Upon completion of this transaction, it may have a certain impact on the company's equity structure and secondary market liquidity.