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Newmont forecasts flat 2025 production, sees costs at similar levels

Newmont expects 2025 production from its core assets to largely stay reasonably flat compared to this year, due to lowerthanexpected output from 2 freshly acquired mines, the top gold miner announced on Thursday.

We expect gold production from our tier one portfolio to stay mostly consistent with this year, driven by the lower than formerly anticipated production from two of our brand-new operations in Lihir and Brucejack, CEO Tom Palmer stated in a. call with experts.

The company had anticipated 2024 production from its core. possessions to be 5.6 million gold ounces in February.

Shares of the Denver, Colorado-based business were down about. 13% on Thursday after missing third-quarter earnings expectations. on greater expenses, generally from increased legal labor. costs and raised functional costs in 3 jobs.

Palmer included that the company expects expenses to remain the very same. next year.

Newmont, the only gold manufacturer listed in the S&P 500 Index,. gotten the Lihir mine in Papua New Guinea and Brucejack in. Canada through its $17 billion acquisition of Australia's. Newcrest in 2023.

The gold miner expects to process lower-grade stockpiles -. which yield less of the precious metal - at Lihir in 2025, the. company said, adding it would work to improve effectiveness in. the longer term.

Production at Brucejack, positioned 950 kilometers from. Vancouver, would decrease in the second half of 2025 as the mine. has actually transitioned into an open-pit residential or commercial property, the business said.

Newmont likewise raised its share buyback program by $2. billion as it continues to reduce financial obligation through its divestment. program.

(source: Reuters)