On October 23, Newmont Mining fell 3.44% in Regular Trading, trading at $110.1301/share, with turnover of $146 million.
The move followed the company’s latest quarterly report: adjusted EPS was $2.20 versus the $2.11 consensus estimate, while revenue reached $6.363 billion versus the $6.278 billion estimate, both ahead of expectations.
Even so, recent market coverage indicated investors remained focused on production recovery, the cost path, and the pace of earnings delivery, limiting the positive impact of the beat. That caution was also reflected in mixed analyst revisions: while several firms had raised price targets over the past month, Barclays recently trimmed its target to $123, even as the broader analyst stance remained overweight with an average target near $139.43.
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