Barrick Mining Corp B

$39.26 +1.02 (2.67%)

Valuation

Market cap
62,352,952,000
Revenue TTM
$16,956,000,000
Net income TTM
$4,993,000,000
PE ratio
11.15
Forward PE
10.90
Profit margin
29.45%
Debt to equity
0.13

Trading

Volume
5,906,800
Avg volume
8,508,094
Day's range
$38.19 – $39.27
Shares out
1,634,844,000
Stochastic %K
47%
Beta
0.48
Analysts
Strong Sell
Price target
$52.00

Price

Company profile

Barrick Mining Corporation engages in the exploration, development, production, and sale of mineral properties. It explores for gold, copper, silver, and energy materials. The company was formerly known as Barrick Gold Corporation and changed its name to Barrick Mining Corporation in May 2025. Barrick Mining Corporation was founded in 1983 and is based in Toronto, Canada.

Industry
Gold
Sector
Basic Materials
Phone
416 861 9911
Website
https://www.barrick.com
Address
Brookfield Place, TD Canada Trust Tower, Suite 3700 161 Bay Street, Toronto, Canada

Latest news

Stocktwits

rsmracks Oct 28, 11:12 AM
$B $SBSW $CDE $GDX $GDXJ Even with higher input costs, miners are going to shine. Miners remain undervalued and the disconnect won’t last forever. I’m still looking forward to Q3 and Q4 earnings within the entire sector. https://x.com/tavicosta/status/2115286795026124988?s=46
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FatDuck3 Oct 27, 11:45 PM
$GLD $B $SLV $JNUG $GDX ❌UBS RAISES BRENT CRUDE FORECAST TO $110 A BARREL FOR YEAR END❌ Higher prices may be here to stay. W/oil prices for 2027 hovering $100 a barrel, we could be facing even higher costs for gas, groceries, electricity, shipping & everyday goods—putting even more pressure on American families. Meanwhile, the AI boom is driving huge demand for electricity, copper, power lines & other essential infrastructure. The world still depends on the physical things needed to keep everything running. The crisis around the Strait of Hormuz is also exposing how vulnerable global energy supplies can be, pushing countries to find more reliable sources of power. This may be more than a temporary spike in oil prices. It could mean higher inflation & much tighter household budgets for a lot longer than anyone suspected. @ an October 14 rally in Bullhead City, Arizona, Trump said: “Our country is making more money than it’s ever made because of the fact that oil is so high.”
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Hoanandonly Oct 27, 9:20 PM
$B $GDX $GLD $NEM don’t get shaken out by day to day movements, the best is yet to come.
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FatDuck3 Oct 27, 8:50 PM
$JNUG $GDX $GLD $SLV $B Hit After Hit : "In an economy like this people are counting their pennies. They're not counting their dollars" Cars are becoming unaffordable: New vehicles average nearly $50,000, while used cars average almost $32,000. Higher prices, insurance, & interest rates have pushed roughly 1 million potential new-car buyers OUT OF THE MARKET since 2020 Teachers are taking 2nd jobs: Many educators are working MULTIPLE SIDE JOBS TO COVER LIVING EXPENSES. Farmers are facing mounting financial pressure: Higher diesel & fertilizer costs, alongside trade-related expenses, are squeezing profit margins. Some farmers are considering loans to cover losses, while others are absorbing costs to avoid passing them on Homeownership is increasingly out of reach: Mortgage rates remain above 6%, & starter-home prices have risen sharply. In one Florida market, a typical starter home now costs over $700,000, compared with about $500,000 five years ago https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPtisseFomw
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FatDuck3 Oct 27, 7:19 PM
$GLD $JNUG $B $SLV $GDX "This economy is booming" - Kudlow Hasset argues that Americans are $1 trillion BETTER OFF in real consumption, w/spending per household up roughly $5,000 after inflation. They attribute this to rising incomes, increased business investment, & job stability, arguing that claims of an affordability crisis are inconsistent with the economic data Reality Asserting Itself: Inflation rose 3.7% YoY, w/prices up more than 0.5% in September — the largest monthly increase in 5 months Gasoline prices jumped 9%, accounting for about half of the monthly increase, while the other half came from broad price increases across goods & services Core inflation also ROSE, suggesting inflation is becoming more persistent & may be harder to control Wage growth is LAGGING BEHIND INFLATION, leaving Americans w/LESS PURCHAING POWER Lower-income households are relying more on credit cards, missing payments, & cutting back on groceries to cover essential bills https://youtu.be/2YZPX9mprVo?si=-eQBnn0maTE01tZz&t=122
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FatDuck3 Oct 27, 6:07 PM
$JNUG $GLD $SLV $B $GDX Jamie Damon on GOLD & US Military in the video. But is it a different kind of truth by a guy w/a colorful past in spoofing metals This is where U.S. debt is heading. The U.S. is drowning in debt, & eventually, something must give. Rather than honor its debt under TODAY’S terms, the govt may change the game—paying LESS interest, using inflation to erode its value, & shifting losses onto Treasury bond, bill & note holders. WHY would foreign countries trust a system that puts their wealth at risk? Just ask Russia. Its central-bank assets held in the West were frozen, proving that owning assets & accessing them are 2 different things. Now central banks are buying more gold & rethinking where they store it. If holding U.S. debt becomes too risky, others may follow. The question isn’t whether the system will change. It’s WHO will pay the price. I hope you can guess if not then you could be a few steps behind & that's what they counting on https://www.youtube.com/live/UkvigLsQ2Ic?si=oi6cdqVNeAAA-nlG&t=2113
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OldManGrumble Oct 27, 4:44 PM
$NEM $B $AUGO Decided to make my move and buys.
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EarnieElk Oct 27, 6:47 AM
$FNV $B $AEM $NEM https://x.com/thevikassehgal/status/2114651822539370728?s=46&t=DgglG6X8xxcIgqubj3GVgQ
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