On October 23, Newmont Mining fell 4.29% in Pre-Market Trading, trading at $111.41 per share, with turnover of $1.213 million.
The main catalyst was the company’s latest quarterly report: adjusted EPS came in at $2.20, above the $2.11 consensus estimate, while revenue reached $6.363 billion, also ahead of the expected $6.278 billion. Even so, recent market commentary indicates investors remain focused on the pace of production recovery, the cost trajectory, and how quickly earnings delivery can be sustained, which continued to pressure the shares after the release.
Supporting context shows analysts have generally remained constructive, with the average price target around $139.43 and several firms raising targets in recent weeks, although Barclays recently trimmed its target to $123, pointing to lingering near-term caution despite the earnings beat.
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