Barrick's Former CEO Paid Severance Package of More Than $21 Million -- Market Talk

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14:44 ET - Barrick Mining's cash severance package paid to former CEO Mark Bristow totaled a little more than $21 million. That took total compensation for 2025 to $22.87 million for Bristow, who parted ways with the Canadian miner in late September, compared with $11.84 million the year before. According to an information circular for the coming annual shareholders meeting, separation arrangements included a lump sum cash payment equal to two times his base salary, prorated incentive payments, and other entitlements, including the continuation for a 24-month period of benefits such as a car allowance. Bristow had led Barrick since 2019 and through the company's $6 billion all-share buy of Randgold. The total compensation for Mark Hill, who has since taken on the CEO role on a permanent basis, was $11 million in 2025. (robb.stewart@wsj.com)

 

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April 09, 2026 14:44 ET (18:44 GMT)

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