Newmont Corporation (NYSE: NEM; ASX: NEM; PNGX: NEM) has confirmed it will release its fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 financial results on February 19, 2026, followed by a global investor conference call and webcast. The announcement places the world’s largest gold producer back in focus as institutional investors prepare to assess its operational delivery, cost performance and outlook for the coming year.
Newmont Corporation is preparing to release its fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 financial results in February as investors assess the outlook for global gold markets. (Source: Denver Post)
The results will be issued after the close of North American markets, with management hosting a live briefing later the same day to discuss the company’s performance and strategic priorities. For investors in Australia, the call will take place on the morning of February 20.
The update is expected to provide a detailed view of how Newmont navigated 2025 amid high gold prices, cost pressures across the mining sector and rising expectations around capital discipline and shareholder returns.
Results Release and Investor Briefing
Newmont said its fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 results will be released on Thursday, February 19, with a conference call scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Eastern Standard Time, or 9:30 a.m. Australian Eastern Daylight Time on Friday, February 20
The webcast, along with presentation materials, will be available through the company’s Investor Relations website shortly after the results are published. A replay will remain accessible for a limited period, allowing analysts and shareholders to review management’s commentary in detail.
Key Areas Investors Will Be Watching
Although financial figures have not yet been released, the upcoming call is expected to address several core themes that continue to drive valuation across the global gold sector.
These are likely to include:
- Full-year gold and by-product metal production performance
- All-in sustaining costs (AISC) and operating margin trends
- Capital allocation priorities, including dividends and balance-sheet management
- Performance across Newmont’s major operating regions
- Guidance and strategic direction for 2026
As the only gold producer included in the S&P 500 Index, Newmont’s results are widely regarded as a bellwether for the broader precious metals industry.
Economic and Strategic Significance
The results come at a time when gold prices have remained historically strong, supported by geopolitical risk, central bank buying and investor demand for defensive assets. These conditions have placed a premium on large, low-risk producers with diversified portfolios and the ability to generate free cash flow through market cycles.
Newmont’s exposure to copper, silver, zinc and lead alongside gold also provides leverage to industrial and energy-transition trends, particularly through copper demand linked to electrification and infrastructure investment.
Global Operations and ESG Focus
Newmont operates across Africa, Australia, Latin America and the Caribbean, North America and Papua New Guinea, with a portfolio designed to balance jurisdictional stability, long mine life and operational scale.
Newmont operates a diversified portfolio of mining assets across Australia, Africa, the Americas and Papua New Guinea. (Source: Newmont)
The company is widely recognised for its environmental, social and governance standards, which continue to attract large institutional and index-linked investors. Management has repeatedly highlighted safety performance, sustainability and responsible mining as central to long-term value creation.
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Industry Positioning
Founded in 1921 and publicly listed since 1925, Newmont has built one of the world’s most extensive and diversified precious-metals portfolios. Its scale and liquidity make it a core holding for global resources and income-focused investment funds.
As commodity markets remain volatile, Newmont’s financial and operational disclosures are closely monitored as indicators of both sector health and future capital flows into gold and base metals.
Market Context
With Newmont’s market capitalisation standing at approximately US$182.1 billion and its shares recently trading at US$170.54, up 1.94% on the day, the forthcoming results are viewed as a key near-term catalyst for institutional investors tracking large-cap precious metals exposure.
Newmont shares have been trading near US$170 as markets position ahead of the company’s February earnings update. (Source: ASX)
Trading volumes and pricing stability suggest markets are positioning ahead of the February update, which is expected to clarify the company’s financial strength, cost control and outlook as it enters 2026.
