Factbox: Newmont-Newcrest deal unlikely to shake up global gold miners hierarchy

Polymetal International PK

15/05/2023 15:46

May 15 (Reuters) - Newmont Corp  NEM.N  is set to widen
its lead as the world's largest gold producer after its
Australian target Newcrest Mining Ltd  NCM.AX  agreed on Monday
to back a A$26.2 billion ($17.8 billion) takeover offer.
    Following are the top 10 gold miners in the world based on
last year's output:
    
 Company                               2022 Gold   Market Cap
                                       Production  
                                       (in         
                                       million     
                                       ounces)     
 Newmont Corp  NEM.N                   5.96        $36.51 bln
 Barrick Gold Corp  ABX.TO             4.14        C$45.61 bln
                                                    ($34.11
                                                   bln)
 Agnico Eagle Mines  AEM.TO            3.17        C$37.87 bln
                                                    ($28.32
                                                   bln)
 AngloGold Ashanti Ltd  ANGJ.J         2.74        ZAR 207.44
                                                   bln ($11.33
                                                   bln)
 Polyus Gold                           2.54        
 Gold Fields Ltd  GFIJ.J               2.4         ZAR 273 bln
                                                   ($14.9 bln)
 Kinross Gold  K.TO                    2.21        C$8.81 bln
                                                   ($6.59 bln)
 Newcrest Mining Ltd  NCM.AX           1.96        A$25.65 bln
                                                   ($17.40
                                                   bln)
 Harmony Gold Mining Co Ltd HARJ.J     1.63        ZAR 61.94
                                                   bln($3.38
                                                   bln)
 Polymetal International Plc           1.4         GBP 1.18
  POLYP.L                                          bln ($1.49
                                                   bln)
 
($1 = 1.3372 Canadian dollars)
($1 = 18.3161 rand)
($1 = 0.7923 pounds)

 (Reporting by Ankit Kumar and Arshreet Singh; Editing by Sriraj
Kalluvila)
 ((Ankit.Kumar2@thomsonreuters.com;))