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Bloomberg:

Billionaire Buying Buoys Southern Copper’s Stock.

German Larrea, the billionaire behind Grupo Mexico SAB (GMEXICOB), is purchasing stock in mining unit Southern Copper Corp. (SCCO) to reinforce confidence amid falling metal prices.

Larrea, Mexico’s eighth-richest man after telcommunications mogul Carlos Slim, has bought more than 1.8 million shares in Southern Copper since July 30, including 1 million over a three-day period, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Management at Southern Copper, which had the most insider buying in the U.S. last week, bought back more than 12 million shares this year, according to U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filings.

Larrea’s buying “helped to support the stock” as copper prices slid 11 percent this year, according to Garrett Nelson, an analyst at BB&T Capital Markets in Richmond, Virginia. Buybacks of Southern Copper, which is controlled by Larrea’s Grupo Mexico, show confidence in the company and future copper prices, Nelson said in a telephone interview.

“Larrea has a fair amount of confidence that the stock is undervalued,” Andreas Bokkenheuser, an analyst at UBS AG, said in a telephone interview from New York. “The buyback, whether at corporate level or ownership level, reinstalls investor faith in the shares.” Read more on Bloomberg."