Eldorado Gold looks cheaper on two of the three valuation measures in this snapshot, while Taseko Mines has the lower PEG. The signals are mixed, so the comparison doesn’t point to a clear winner.
Eldorado Gold Corp. (ELD.TO) and Taseko Mines Ltd. (TKO.TO) are both in the Materials sector and industry group, but their valuation figures differ sharply. At the November 5, 2026 adjusted close, ELD traded at C$48.53, with a market cap of C$12.7 billion. TKO traded at C$9.79, with a market cap of C$3.6 billion. Share prices alone don’t show which company is cheaper. Multiples offer a more useful, though still incomplete, 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 measures. That doesn’t prove it’s undervalued or the better investment. The figures don’t capture every difference in business outlook, risk, or the assumptions behind the multiples. Both companies also have a Strong Sell consensus label in our table, with an analyst target of C$0.00 for each. Treat these as snapshot data, not a recommendation.
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Eldorado Gold Corp
ELD.TO
Materials
$46.72
$12.20B
1D
+5.27%
1W
-3.15%
Taseko Mines Ltd
TKO.TO
Materials
$10.56
$3.87B
1D
+1.44%
1W
-6.63%
ELD is lower on two of three supplied multiples
ELD’s P/E is 11.6, compared with 326.3 for TKO. Its P/B is 1.30, versus 4.54 for TKO. TKO has the lower PEG at 0.34, compared with 6.00 for ELD. The signals are split: ELD screens cheaper on two measures, but that doesn’t settle which stock offers better value.
Bull case
ELD has the lower P/E and P/B: 11.6 and 1.30, respectively, compared with TKO’s figures. Its ROE is also higher in this snapshot, at 12.3% versus 2.2%.
Bear case
ELD’s PEG of 6.00 is much higher than TKO’s 0.34, so the valuation picture isn’t uniformly favourable. These figures alone don’t explain why the multiples differ or show what either company is worth.
How the valuation measures compare
The supplied multiples favour ELD on P/E and P/B. Its P/E is 11.6, compared with 326.3 for TKO, and its P/B is 1.30, compared with 4.54. TKO has the lower PEG at 0.34, versus 6.00 for ELD. ELD is lower on two of the three measures, but the ratios aren’t interchangeable, and a lower multiple doesn’t prove a stock is undervalued. See the ELD.TO stock page and TKO.TO stock page for each company’s profile.
Business figures add context, not a verdict
The snapshot lists ELD’s ROE TTM at 12.3%, compared with 2.2% for TKO. Dividend yields are 0.48% for ELD and 0.00% for TKO. ELD’s market cap is C$12.7 billion, while TKO’s is C$3.6 billion. These figures describe different aspects of the companies, but they don’t explain the valuation gap or predict future results. Both companies have a Strong Sell consensus label in our table and an analyst target of C$0.00. Treat those labels and targets as snapshot fields, not as a standalone assessment of value.
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