Barrick Mining Corp B

$38.89 -1.63 (-4.02%)

Valuation

Market cap
66,243,880,000
Revenue TTM
$16,956,000,000
Net income TTM
$4,993,000,000
PE ratio
11.94
Forward PE
11.74
Profit margin
29.45%
Debt to equity
0.13

Trading

Volume
7,921,700
Avg volume
9,869,200
Day's range
$38.36 – $39.79
Shares out
1,634,844,000
Stochastic %K
18%
Beta
0.48
Analysts
Strong Sell
Price target
$52.70

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

Techdamentals Oct 15, 1:05 AM
$B is Barrick Mining Corporation, formerly Barrick Gold, and one of the largest gold producers in the world, with its stock moving with spot gold this morning as the metal fell more than 1%. Like any miner, Barrick sells gold near the spot price, so when gold drops, expected revenue drops too. Gold fell because a hot inflation print raised the odds of a Fed rate hike, and gold pays no yield to compete with rising rates. October hike odds roughly doubled, from about 21% to 47%, in minutes. Full explainer, plain English: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=REWyi4wjrnY Educational, not advice.
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rsmracks Oct 15, 12:02 AM
$FCX $BHP $B $RIO $GLNCY https://www.mining.com/global-copper-surplus-to-more-than-triple-by-2027-icsg/ There is a huge difference between possible surplus and supply. All I hear is noise. Don’t lose insight. We don’t own enough physical assets. Money is and will continue moving into the mining complex. As money continues to rotate out of technology, it’s going to energy and miners.
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ElliottwaveForecast Oct 14, 11:51 PM
$B $XAUUSD dropped today—the structural warning was already in our Barrick Mining article: a five-swing decline and possible WXY path. Read the analysis, then join our membership to follow the next setup: https://elliottwave-forecast.com/stock-market/barrick-mining-elliott-wave-wxy-correction/ Trade the Blue Boxes, High Frequency areas. #elliottwave #ElliottWave #trading #HighFrequency #BlueBox #Gold #Silver #Copper $XAGUSD $XAUUSD $HG_F
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Techdamentals Oct 14, 10:14 PM
$B Barrick is one of the largest gold miners by output, now expanding into copper too, and its shares move closely with the gold price, which fell more than 1% to about $4,107 an ounce this morning. The decline followed a hot inflation report, 3.7% versus an expected 3.6%, that pushed October Fed hike odds from 21% to 47% in about ten minutes. Gold pays no yield, so it becomes less attractive next to bonds that do pay. An analyst at Monaxa noted the move came alongside a stronger dollar and rising Treasury yields, part of the same mechanism. Full explainer, plain English: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=REWyi4wjrnY Educational, not advice. https://techdamentals.com/newsletter/why-gold-fell-when-inflation-went-up?ref=st
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FatDuck3 Oct 14, 9:26 PM
$GLD $SLV $JNUG $B $NEM “The trouble with socialism is that eventually you run out of other people's money.” But isnt govt subsidies for corporations a form of socialism & EVERY QE operation ? Total QE operations in the last 26yrs has totaled $9.2 TRILLION How much is the steel mill in Iowa going to cost tax payers, its $777K per job created . What about the Gov'ts financial stakes in private businesses like Intel , MP Materials. What is it then when corporations receive bailouts, PPP, ERC, BTFP & overnight repo & repo "operations" which then gives "money" back to banks or the treasury from the Fed. The repos & overnight repos operations are not socialism in the conventional sense, but they are substantial forms of public intervention in a private financial system. Remember its only "socialism" if your poor & then moves to "it's the cost of doing business" for corporations or the rich, just ask "Mr. Wonderful" about those data centers https://x.com/RandPaul/status/2110359468751904876
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topstockalerts Oct 14, 8:35 PM
Gold mining stocks came under pressure on Wednesday as spot gold fell 1.5% to $4,095.16 per ounce following a stronger-than-expected U.S. inflation report. The data increased expectations that the Federal Reserve could raise interest rates this month, strengthening concerns that tighter monetary policy would weigh on bullion prices. Major producers Barrick Mining and Newmont declined, while South African miners Harmony Gold, Gold Fields and Sibanye Stillwater also recorded losses. Canadian companies faced similar pressure, with Agnico Eagle Mines falling 2.2% and Kinross Gold dropping 1.6%. Higher interest rates generally create headwinds for gold because the metal does not generate interest income, making it less attractive relative to yield-bearing assets such as Treasury securities. A stronger U.S. dollar, if accompanied by rising yields, could add further pressure. $NEM $HMY $GFI $B
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Incomeoutgo Oct 14, 8:33 PM
$SKYD The following table outlines illustrative values associated with the pre and post separation of the warrants, based on the closing price of SKYD on October 13, 2026: Value pre- warrants Implied Value with Warrants Notes Shares Outstanding (B) 5.0 5.0 Class B Share Price $9.27 $9.07 Based on the reference price as set by NYSE, which is a pro rata adjustment for the 471M warrants issued relative to shares outstanding Market Cap ($B) $46.6 $45.6 Warrants Issued (B) 0.47 0.47 Warrant Price $0.00 $2.20 Determined by the closing price of when-issued trading on 10/13 Warrant Value ($B) $0 $1.0 Total Equity Value (Shares Outstanding + warrants) ($B) $46.6 $46.6
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FatDuck3 Oct 14, 7:51 PM
$JNUG $SLV $GLD $NEM $B This article is from July 2008 before the GFC/recession. The more things change the more they stay very much the same. The consumer stands strong Yes, the economy is in rough shape. But consumers still are spending and that': elped lift profits at companies like Pepsi, Mickey D's and Hershey You gotta eat. That could bo a big reason why several consumer companies have reported healthy quarterly results this week. PepsiCo, McDonald's, Hershey and sandwich chain Panera Bread all reported better-than-expected profts. That could be a sign that, despite all the doom and gloom about the economy, the consumer is hanging in there. From today: *HASSETT: SEE A VERY, VERY GOOD HOLIDAY SEASON COMING *HASSETT: SEEING ALMOST HEALTHY SPENDING *HASSETT: ECONOMIC STRENGTH IS SHOWING A BIT IN INFLATION DATA *HASSETT: STRENGTH OF THE ECONOMY IS VISIBLE The only difference now is the deficit spending, QE reimagined, debt buybacks, debt issuance & the stimulus like this Iran war
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