Eldorado Gold screens cheaper on two of the three valuation measures provided, while Taseko Mines has the lower PEG. The comparison is mixed, not a clear verdict on value.
Eldorado Gold Corp. (ELD.TO) and Taseko Mines Ltd. (TKO.TO) are both in the Materials sector and industry group. At the latest adjusted closes on 2026-10-29, ELD traded at C$45.24, with a market cap of C$11.8B. TKO traded at C$11.03, with a market cap of C$4.0B. Share prices alone don’t show which company is cheaper. The available P/E, PEG and P/B figures offer a more useful, though limited, comparison.
Investor takeaway: ELD has the lower P/E and P/B, while TKO has the lower PEG. ELD therefore screens cheaper on two of the three supplied measures. That doesn’t prove ELD is undervalued or the better investment. These ratios measure different things and don’t explain either company’s prospects or risks. Both companies also have a Strong Sell consensus label and a C$0.00 analyst target in the table. Treat these as snapshot figures, not a complete investment case.
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Eldorado Gold Corp
ELD.TO
Materials
$45.24
$11.80B
1D
-6.22%
1W
-1.89%
Taseko Mines Ltd
TKO.TO
Materials
$11.03
$4.04B
1D
-2.48%
1W
+7.71%
ELD is lower on two of three supplied multiples
ELD’s P/E is 11.4, compared with TKO’s 367.7. Its P/B is 1.49, compared with TKO’s 4.71. TKO has the lower PEG at 0.34, versus 6.00 for ELD. The measures point in different directions: ELD is lower on two of the three, but that doesn’t prove it’s undervalued or settle which stock offers better value.
Bull case
ELD’s P/E of 11.4 and P/B of 1.49 are below TKO’s figures. ELD also has a higher ROE TTM at 11.3%, compared with 2.2% for TKO. These figures may be useful when comparing the supplied valuation and return measures, but they don’t establish future performance.
Bear case
ELD’s PEG of 6.00 is much higher than TKO’s 0.34, so the figures don’t all favour ELD. Both companies have a 0.00% dividend yield, and the table gives them the same consensus label and analyst target. This snapshot doesn’t explain why their multiples differ.
How the valuation measures compare
ELD’s P/E is 11.4 and its P/B is 1.49, compared with 367.7 and 4.71 for TKO. ELD screens cheaper on those two measures. The PEG points the other way: TKO is at 0.34, while ELD is at 6.00. So while ELD is lower on two of the three supplied multiples, the comparison is mixed. The ratios aren’t interchangeable, and the snapshot doesn’t explain the assumptions or business conditions behind them. See the company-level figures for Eldorado Gold and Taseko Mines.
What the snapshot adds, and what it leaves open
ELD’s ROE TTM is 11.3%, compared with 2.2% for TKO. Both have a 0.00% dividend yield. The snapshot lists a Strong Sell consensus label and a C$0.00 analyst target for each company. Those are the figures in the supplied table; they don’t explain the analysts’ views or provide a complete picture of either business. ELD’s lower P/E and P/B make it the cheaper-looking name on two of the three available multiples. But that doesn’t prove it’s undervalued, predict returns or make it the winner.
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