NEM

Newmont Goldcorp Corp
NYSEBASIC MATERIALSGOLD

Key Statistics

Market Cap
$101.64B
P/E Ratio
12.29
EPS
$7.75
Beta
0.48
52W High
$134.29
52W Low
$57.25
50-Day MA
$103.81
200-Day MA
$103.86
Dividend Yield
1.08%
Profit Margin
33.90%
Forward P/E
9.81
PEG Ratio
2.78

About Newmont Goldcorp Corp

Newmont Corporation, based in Greenwood Village, Colorado, United States, is one of the largest gold mining companies in the world.

Official WebsiteUSAFY End: December

Fundamentals

Revenue (TTM)$24.97B
Gross Profit (TTM)$16.82B
EBITDA$16.34B
Operating Margin61.40%
Return on Equity25.80%
Return on Assets14.90%
Revenue/Share (TTM)$22.78
Book Value$32.55
Price-to-Book2.85
Price-to-Sales (TTM)4.05
EV/Revenue3.851
EV/EBITDA5.93
Quarterly Earnings Growth (YoY)78.60%
Quarterly Revenue Growth (YoY)45.80%
Shares Outstanding$1.07B
Float$1.07B
% Insiders0.29%
% Institutions81.23%

Historical Volatility

HV 10-Day
34.65%
HV 20-Day
35.63%
HV 30-Day
48.38%
HV 60-Day
50.28%
HV Rank
45.2%

Volatility is currently contracting

Analyst Ratings

Consensus ($135.81 target)
5
Strong Buy
13
Buy
3
Hold
1
Strong Sell

Latest News

Newmont: The Permits That Set The Stage For A Re-Rating

Newmont (NEM) is undervalued, trading at 0.82x NAV, with a Buy rating and $117 price target. Red Chris Block Cave permits unlock a major copper-gold resource, not yet reflected in NEM's share price. Upcoming project completions and Red Chris FID are expected to drive a production rebound and consensus estimate upgrades.

Seeking Alpha7/16/2026Positive
Newmont: Buy The Dip

Gold miner Newmont Corporation might have corrected recently, along with the decline in gold prices, but the outlook for the company and the stock are both highly positive. There's significant double-digit percent upside to the stock, thanks to a sustained production outlook and strong net margin. Additionally, the company's ongoing share repurchase program works in the stock's favor, as do its favorable market multiples.

Seeking Alpha7/10/2026Positive
Gold Mining Stocks: Winners And Losers At The Start Of H2 2026

H1 2026 turned out to be a bad one for gold mining stocks, despite a great start, because of the oil crisis that erupted in 2026. H2 2026 could be better than H1 2026 with no repeat of the big losses, but big gains will be difficult with the crisis still not fully resolved. Gold mining stocks are likely to go flattish in H2 2026, but their ability to go higher should get better longer term for multiple reasons.

Seeking Alpha7/8/2026Negative
Newmont: Another Bite At The Apple

Newmont Corporation, the world's largest gold miner, trades at 9.6x forward earnings after an approximate 30% stock decline amid gold's Q2 sell-off. NEM delivered Q1 revenue up 46% to $7.31 billion, beat earnings estimates, generated a record $3.1 billion in free cash flow, and completed a $6 billion buyback with another $6 billion authorized. Management reaffirmed FY2026 guidance: 5.3 million oz gold, 9 million oz silver, 30,000 tonnes copper; analysts project 47% profit growth and 25% revenue growth for FY2026.

Seeking Alpha7/7/2026Positive
Newmont: A Cheap Gold Major, But Not My Top Pick

Newmont (NEM) trades at roughly 9.6x forward earnings (about 8.6x on 2027 estimates), below its five-year average, after gold corrected more than 25% from its January high. Q1 2026 was a record: $3.1 billion in free cash flow, $3.3 billion in net income, a net cash balance sheet, and a fresh $6.0 billion buyback authorization. 2026 production will take a hit, though, with higher AISC at about $1,680/oz.

Seeking Alpha7/7/2026Neutral

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Data last updated: 7/16/2026