These 4 Mines & Metals Stocks Well Positioned To Take Advantage Of Trump’s Infrastructure Spending Plans & Pay +5% In Dividends

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Trump’s plan to spend $1 trillion over the next 10 years to build new, and repair old, infrastructure suggests a bright for iron, steel, copper and other metal producers in the years ahead. The 4 metals & mining companies on our list today could well benefit and to make the wait tolerable they each pay out dividends of more than +5%.

Written by SmallCapPower.com

1. Russel Metals Inc. (TSX: RUS)(RUSMF) – $26.81 Canadian
Iron & Steel

Russel Metals Inc. is a metals distribution company.

Its segments include:

metals service centers which provide processing and distribution services to a base of end users and provides a line of products in various sizes, shapes and specifications, including carbon hot rolled and cold finished steel, pipe and tubular products, stainless steel and aluminum., energy products and steel distributors.

an energy products segment which distributes oil country tubular goods (OCTG), line pipe, valves and fittings to the energy industry and

a steel distributors segment which distributes/sells steel to other steel service centers and equipment manufacturers.

Market Cap: $1,655 million CAD

Total Revenue (LTM): $2,598 million CAD

Dividend yield: 5.7%

52-week Price PCT Change: +66.7%

2. Mandalay Resources Corp. (TSX: MND)(MNDJF) – $0.88 Canadian
Diversified Mining

Mandalay Resources Corporation is a Canada-based mining company that is engaged in the business of exploration, development and mining of natural resource properties.

It holds interest in properties, such as:

Costerfield, Australia (a gold-antimony mine, located approximately 100 kilometers northwest of Melbourne, Victoria);

Cerro Bayo, Chile (a producer of silver (Ag) and gold (Au);

Bjorkdal, Sweden (a gold mine) and

Challacollo, which is a silver-gold project located in Region I (Tarapaca) of Chile, approximately 130 kilometers southeast of the port city of Iquique.