
TSE:ABX
This summary was created by AI, based on 13 opinions in the last 12 months.
The outlook for Barrick Mining (ABX-T) is mixed according to various experts. While some analysts express caution due to the company's historical issues with shareholder capital stewardship and production growth, others highlight its strategic positioning and recent performance spikes driven by rising gold prices. There is a consensus that gold remains a valuable diversifier in uncertain economic times, despite differing opinions on Barrick's actual operational efficiency and valuation compared to its peers. Some experts see potential for ABX-T to continue benefiting from the global demand for gold, while others suggest a shift toward other gold companies could be wise. The impact of geopolitical factors and the company's operational challenges, particularly in Mali and high costs in Nevada, are also significant considerations.
On a 20 year low and is due for a bounce sometime soon and it might get it into the low $20’s so if you own, he would sell at that time. You need to see some fundamental improvements, particularly in terms of Pascua-Lama, which is on hold currently. There will be some balance sheet concerns until all of that is clarified.
She likes gold long-term and feels that everyone’s should have some exposure. Prefers Goldcorp (G-T) as their growth profile is very visible in terms of their production growth. Also, the regions they are in are low political risks. Barrick is going through quite a bit of management change. Retrenching their spending and focusing more on their returns.
A lot of the precious metals are trading extremely cheap. Lost their rich multiples as a result of a pull back in the commodities. This one is a very interesting name at these levels. Has been a lot of talk of a potential corporate action where they would either break up the company or reformulate the structure of the company to increase in value. For example putting some of their assets into a royalty structure. (He is not constructive on precious metals, so you may want to find a hedge for this trade.)
He wants to be in the ones that are going to move because they can increase production and have the leverage. He would rather be in the ones that are definitely going to outperform. Feels management has made some bad decisions.