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Owning Newmont means buying into a business that lives and dies by its ability to keep costs in line while turning a multi asset gold and copper portfolio into consistent cash. The analyst consensus Narrative on Simply Wall St highlights a reset of the cost base and projects like Red Chris and Tanami Expansion 2 as key to that story. The latest inflation surprise and gold pullback hit the share price, but the bigger swing factor in the near term is whether Newmont can steady all in sustaining costs after the recent 25% year on year jump.
The main short term catalyst is progress on cost discipline and operational stability across sites like Penasquito, Lihir and Boddington. The biggest risk is that higher energy and consumable prices or further safety and geotechnical issues at assets such as Red Chris force more spending just as 2026 production is expected to be softer. If gold remains volatile, that cost and volume mix will matter more than this specific inflation headline.
One update that ties most directly to this news is Newmont’s recent guidance that all in sustaining costs rose about 25% year on year in Q3 2026, with expectations for another step up in Q4 as capital spending peaks and silver output at Penasquito eases. Those numbers explain why gold price swings quickly feed into earnings sensitivity when the cost base is under pressure.
For you as a shareholder or prospective investor, that AISC reset sits alongside the longer project list mentioned in the analyst consensus Narrative on Simply Wall St, from Red Chris and Lihir investments to brownfield expansion at Tanami. Execution on those projects, and whether the firm can keep cost inflation from eating into the forecast 4.41% annual earnings growth, will likely be more important catalysts than any single Fed meeting.
Newmont's current analyst narrative points to forecast revenues of $31.4b and projected earnings of $11.9b by 2029. These figures are based on assumptions for 5.7% yearly revenue growth and an earnings increase of about $2.7b from $9.2b today.
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Some of the most optimistic analysts frame Newmont’s capital returns as the real catalyst, not just cost control. Before this inflation surprise, the bullish cohort was penciling in about US$40.2b of revenue and US$14.8b of earnings by 2029, a much stronger path than consensus. Views clearly vary, so explore several narratives before you decide how this news might reshape them.
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