GOLD - Barrick Gold Corporation

NYSE - Nasdaq Real Time Price. Currency in USD
17.10
+0.40 (+2.36%)
As of 2:38PM EDT. Market open.
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Previous Close16.71
Open16.65
Bid17.05 x 21500
Ask17.06 x 2900
Day's Range16.48 - 17.11
52 Week Range9.53 - 17.11
Volume15,120,172
Avg. Volume14,711,587
Market Cap29.926B
Beta (3Y Monthly)-0.15
PE Ratio (TTM)N/A
EPS (TTM)-1.22
Earnings DateN/A
Forward Dividend & Yield0.16 (0.96%)
Ex-Dividend Date2019-05-30
1y Target Est16.39
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  • GlobeNewswire8 hours ago

    Barrick Reports Preliminary Second Quarter Production Results

    Barrick Gold Corporation (GOLD)(ABX.TO) announced today that it continues to make good progress on achieving its goals and objectives set out at the start of the year. Reflecting another solid operating performance across its portfolio, Barrick announced preliminary second quarter sales of 1.37 million ounces of gold and 96 million pounds of copper, as well as preliminary second quarter production of 1.35 million ounces of gold and 97 million pounds of copper. The average market price for gold in the second quarter was $1,309 per ounce, while the average market price for copper in the second quarter was $2.77 per pound.

  • Bloombergyesterday

    Acacia Hits More Tanzanian Roadblocks as Barrick Bid Looms

    (Bloomberg) -- Acacia Mining Plc hit another roadblock in Tanzania, two days before a deadline for its parent Barrick Gold Corp. to make an offer to minority shareholders.Tanzania ordered the company’s core gold mine, North Mara, to stop using its tailings storage from Saturday because of alleged seepage from the facility, Acacia said in a statement on Wednesday. The miner also said an international arbitration with Tanzania could be postponed to give the government time to settle a wider dispute through talks with Barrick.Acacia shares fell as much as 2.6% in London and ended the session down 0.1%.Barrick, which owns 64% of Acacia, said in May it might buy out minorities in an all-stock deal, but a formal offer has been delayed since then. The current deadline to submit a bid is Friday as Barrick responds to an independent report that attaches a higher value to Acacia than the one the Toronto-based mining giant has proposed.The timing of the decision to halt the tailings storage has nothing to do with the buy-out situation, Doto Biteko, Tanzania’s mining minister, said in an interview. “This has been a long-running problem since 2009, and we have warned Acacia several times, but they have not rectified this problem.”Two years ago, Tanzania imposed an export ban on two of Acacia’s units and handed the miner a $190 billion tax bill. Since then, the company’s position in the country has deteriorated further, while its relationship with Barrick has become increasingly strained.Acacia said Wednesday that it will “immediately seek” a stay of their international arbitration, for which hearings were due to start next Monday. The company is also reaching out to the Tanzanian government to seek clarification on the ban.Earlier this month, Acacia said it produced record monthly gold output of 47,849 ounces at the North Mara mine in June.(Updates with comment from Tanzanian mining minister in fifth paragraph.)\--With assistance from Danielle Bochove and Dylan Griffiths.To contact the reporters on this story: Elena Mazneva in London at emazneva@bloomberg.net;Ken Karuri in Dar es Salaam at kkaruri@bloomberg.netTo contact the editors responsible for this story: Lynn Thomasson at lthomasson@bloomberg.net, ;Luzi Ann Javier at ljavier@bloomberg.net, Steven FrankFor more articles like this, please visit us at bloomberg.com©2019 Bloomberg L.P.

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  • Reutersyesterday

    Acacia seeks stay of international arbitration against Tanzania

    Acacia Mining said on Wednesday it was seeking a stay of international arbitration proceedings against Tanzania, a step that could ease tensions between the two sides locked in a dispute following a $190-billion tax bill. The offer to postpone arbitration, which was scheduled to start on July 22, precedes a looming July 19 deadline for Acacia's majority owner Barrick Gold Corp, holder of a 63.9% stake, to make a firm bid to buy out Acacia. Acacia and many of its shareholders have opposed the offer, saying it is too cheap.

  • Financial Timesyesterday

    Tanzania increases pressure on Acacia with tailings ban

    Tanzania has stepped up the pressure on gold miner Acacia Mining, ordering it to stop using a waste storage facility at its largest gold mine by Saturday, an act that could cripple operations. The order by Tanzanian’s National Environment Management Council comes just days after Acacia was told its North Mara mine had to be investigated before it could export gold. It also comes before a Friday deadline for Acacia’s majority shareholder Barrick Gold to make a final offer for the London-listed company, after a preliminary bid in May was strongly rejected by Acacia’s minority shareholders.

  • Reutersyesterday

    UPDATE 3-Acacia seeks stay of international arbitration against Tanzania

    Acacia Mining said on Wednesday it was seeking a stay of international arbitration proceedings against Tanzania, a step that could ease tensions between the two sides locked in a dispute following a $190-billion tax bill. The offer to postpone arbitration, which was scheduled to start on July 22, precedes a looming July 19 deadline for Acacia's majority owner Barrick Gold Corp , holder of a 63.9% stake, to make a firm bid to buy out Acacia.

  • GlobeNewswire2 days ago

    Kibali Marks A Decade Of Value Creation In The DRC

    The Kibali gold mine remains on track at the year’s halfway point to meet or beat its production forecast of 750,000 ounces for 2019, says Mark Bristow, president and chief executive of operator and co-owner Barrick Gold Corporation. Speaking at a briefing for local media here today, Bristow said this year marked the 10th anniversary of the acquisition of the Moto project which since then has been developed into one of the largest gold mines in the world, contributing $2.7 billion to the Congolese economy in the process. It is also now a full year since Kibali became the owner-operator of its underground mine, which ranks as one of the most advanced in the global industry in terms of automation.  The system is currently being developed to the next technological level, where it will allow manned and unmanned operations within the same area.

  • GlobeNewswire3 days ago

    Barrick Announces Reko Diq Arbitration Award

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  • TheStreet.com3 days ago

    [video]Barrick Gold Awarded Nearly $6B in Pakistan Arbitration Case

    Canadian gold producing giant Barrick Gold has been awarded nearly $6 billion in damages related to a 2011 arbitration case involving it and a partner being denied a mining lease in Pakistan.

  • Financial Times6 days ago

    Tanzania to inspect Acacia’s main gold mine as Barrick deadline looms

    Acacia Mining says the Tanzanian government will conduct an inspection of its main gold mine in the country, in a sign of increasing government pressure on the gold miner as it faces an imminent takeover by Canada’s Barrick Gold. The London-listed miner said it had been informed by Tanzania’s Ministry of Minerals that it would “soon conduct an inspection” of its North Mara gold mine before it issues export permits. The inspection is the latest sign of trouble for Acacia in Tanzania, following a ban on some of its gold exports two years ago by the government following charges it had not paid billions of dollars in taxes.

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  • GlobeNewswire7 days ago

    Second Quarter 2019 Results Release on August 12 — Preliminary Second Quarter Production Results on July 18

    TORONTO, July 11, 2019 -- Barrick Gold Corporation (NYSE:GOLD)(TSX:ABX) (“Barrick”) will release its Second Quarter 2019 Results on Monday August 12, 2019.  President and CEO.

  • Financial Times8 days ago

    Hedge fund Odey sharpens pressure on Barrick to lift offer for Acacia

    London hedge fund Odey Asset Management has increased the pressure on Barrick Gold to raise its offer for Acacia Mining, saying it would reject any offer that is not higher than 271p a share. Barrick, which is led by Mark Bristow, wants to buy the 36.1 per cent of Acacia it does not already own so that it can end a damaging stand-off with the government of Tanzania over unpaid taxes. Regulators have agreed to extend the bidding deadline until July 19, Acacia said on Tuesday.

  • Financial Times8 days ago

    Barrick Gold fires new salvo in buyout battle for Acacia

    The improved results announced earlier this week by Acacia Mining are unsustainable, according to its majority shareholder Barrick Gold, which is trying to buyout the shares in the company it does not already own in an increasingly bitter takeover battle. Barrick said the 51 per cent increase in second quarter production revealed by Acacia on Monday was down to developing a very high-grade part of an underground mine at its flagship North Mara asset in Tanzania.

  • Acacia Mining Says It's Worth Far More Than Barrick Offered
    Bloomberg8 days ago

    Acacia Mining Says It's Worth Far More Than Barrick Offered

    (Bloomberg) -- Acacia Mining Plc said it’s worth a lot more than the takeover offer drafted by Barrick Gold Corp., showing the African gold miner is digging in its heels in a long dispute with its top shareholder.The company released a report by a consultant that put its “preferred value” at 271 pence a share. That’s 38% more than Barrick’s informal proposal to buy the company in an all-stock transaction currently worth 197 pence a share. Barrick said in a statement that it is reviewing the report against its own due diligence study of Acacia’s assets.Barrick, which owns 64% of Acacia, also said its request to postpone making a firm offer until July 19 had been approved by the U.K. Takeover Panel. The company plans to meet early next week with Acacia and the consultant, and provide an update to shareholders.The extension drags out the contested takeover battle even longer and comes after Barrick was already granted a three-week delay. In an interview in June, Chief Executive Officer Mark Bristow said he would use the time to lobby minority shareholders, but had no intention of raising the bid price.The clock is ticking as Acacia, stuck in a public battle with Tanzania’s government since 2017, has seen its shares collapse by more than 60%. Acacia rose as much as 4% in London and was up 2.2% as of 8:55 a.m.Top officials in the East African country won’t engage with Acacia in any way, Bristow said last month, raising the possibility the situation could get even worse.Two years ago, Tanzania imposed an export ban on Acacia and handed the miner a $190 billion tax bill. Since then, the company’s position in the country has deteriorated further, while its relationship with Toronto-based Barrick has become increasingly strained. Acacia has been seeking to work out some of its issues with Tanzania through international arbitration, which is expected to begin in London later this month.Bristow surprised the market in May with an informal plan to buy out Acacia’s minority shareholders for $285 million in stock, a discount of about 8.5% based on closing prices of both companies at the time. Several minority shareholders reportedly balked at the offer.(Updates with Barrick comments in third paragraph.)To contact the reporters on this story: Elena Mazneva in London at emazneva@bloomberg.net;Danielle Bochove in Toronto at dbochove1@bloomberg.netTo contact the editors responsible for this story: Phoebe Sedgman at psedgman2@bloomberg.net, ;Luzi Ann Javier at ljavier@bloomberg.net, Dylan Griffiths, Lynn ThomassonFor more articles like this, please visit us at bloomberg.com©2019 Bloomberg L.P.

  • ACCESSWIRE8 days ago

    Barrick Gold Corporation Announces Further Update Concerning Acacia Mining

    TORONTO, ON / ACCESSWIRE / July 10, 2019 / Barrick Gold Corporation (GOLD) (ABX.TO) ("Barrick" or the "Company") today provides the following further update in relation to Acacia Mining plc ("Acacia"). Barrick has continued to discuss the proposal to acquire all of the Acacia shares it does not already own through a share for share exchange of 0.153 Barrick shares for each ordinary share of 10 pence each in Acacia (the "Proposal") with the Independent Directors and the Chief Executive Officer of Acacia (the "Acacia Transaction Committee").

  • GlobeNewswire9 days ago

    Further Update Concerning Acacia Mining plc (“Acacia”)

    Barrick Gold Corporation (GOLD) (ABX.TO) (“Barrick” or the “Company”) today provides the following further update in relation to Acacia Mining plc (“Acacia”). Barrick has continued to discuss the proposal to acquire all of the Acacia shares it does not already own through a share for share exchange of 0.153 Barrick shares for each ordinary share of 10 pence each in Acacia (the “Proposal”) with the Independent Directors and the Chief Executive Officer of Acacia (the “Acacia Transaction Committee”).

  • Reuters9 days ago

    UPDATE 2-Acacia says valuation higher than Barrick buyout offer, extends bid deadline

    Tanzania's largest gold miner Acacia Mining Plc said on Tuesday it is worth more than a buyout proposal by majority shareholder Barrick Gold Corp values it at, and extended the deadline for a firm bid to July 19. Based on a review by independent technical consultant SRK Consulting, Acacia is worth 271 pence per share under a "preferred-value" scenario, with a range of 203 pence to 281 pence per share under low- and high-value scenarios, the London-listed miner said in a statement. Barrick on May 21 had offered 0.153 of its own shares to acquire the 36.1% of Acacia it does not already own.