Newmont: Expects Return To Production Growth In 2027, With Attributable Gold Output Up Low- To Mid-Single Digits Vs 2026
Expects Unit Costs To Trend Higher In 2027, Reflecting Inflation Escalation - Expects Q4 2026 Attributable Gold Production To Be Strongest Of Year - Quarterly Attributable Gold Production Rises 1% Q/Q To 1.302M Ounces - Quarterly Average Realised Gold Price Falls $97 Q/Q To $4,317 Per Ounce - Expects $1.95B In 2026 Sustaining Capital Spending On Critical Infrastructure And $1.4B In Development Capital Investment
Expects Unit Costs To Trend Higher In 2027, Reflecting Inflation Escalation - Expects Q4 2026 Attributable Gold Production To Be Strongest Of Year - Quarterly Attributable Gold Production Rises 1% Q/Q To 1.302M Ounces - Quarterly Average Realised Gold Price Falls $97 Q/Q To $4,317 Per Ounce - Expects $1.95B In 2026 Sustaining Capital Spending On Critical Infrastructure And $1.4B In Development Capital Investment