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32.99

-2.21 (6.28%)

as of Jun 10, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Jun 9, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 6 opinions in the last 12 months.

Kinross Gold has garnered positive sentiment from various experts, indicating a cautiously optimistic outlook for the company's growth, particularly in the context of a favorable political environment for the resource industry. Despite experiencing significant gains of 139% year-to-date, there remains a perception that the stock is trading at a discount to its peers, presenting potential upside for re-rating. The company has successfully managed to eliminate nearly $2 billion of debt and is focusing heavily on North and South American operations after divesting its Russian assets. Financially, Kinross is projected to deliver strong revenue and earnings growth while maintaining a robust free cash flow yield exceeding 10%. However, some caution persists due to geopolitical risks, especially in regions like Africa, but overall, experts see Kinross as a solid investment in the gold sector with good leverage to gold prices.

Consensus

Positive

Valuation

Undervalued

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DON'T BUY

Has a lot of growth. This is the lowest valued senior. His Top Pick is the 2nd lowest but has a better balance sheet and better growth. Has a spectre of overpayment for their assets in Mauritius. This will be a good stock at some point but it may be 2014 before you really get paid.

DON'T BUY

One of the more controversial gold stocks. Bulls point to the potential of the asset base and Bears point to the checkered track record of bringing assets into production. He likes diversity of operations, low-cost structure, low geopolitical risks and a really sound operating track record. This company has the first 2 but not the last 2. Would prefer Goldcorp (G-T), Barrick (ABX-T) and Yamana (YRI-T) in that order.

DON'T BUY

Could be taken over down here. There wont be production growth for a couple of years and could be faced with higher mining costs in the mean time. Doesn’t buy on speculation of takeovers.

COMMENT

Everyone should have a position or some exposure to gold. Relative to its peer group, it is beginning to look like as if it has got a bit of value built into it. Biggest problem has been the possible write-down their Tasiast mine in Mauritania. This one is getting into range that he could be looking at it.

BUY

His number 3 gold company. Stock has been acting rather badly. They wrote off a big chunk of good will, but it tipped the scales. He is thinking of adding at these prices. Not badly managed.

DON'T BUY

When gold wasn't doing well, of the seniors this one was doing the worst. They have political risks. Has really good growth coming, but it is a couple of years away. A “show me” story. (See Top Picks.)

HOLD

Good news is that it will be a great mine in 2014 but the bad news is that this is 2011 going into 2012. Had a tough year. Investors did not like the deal, had issues with the Ecuadorian government and high royalty fees. Exposed to political risks, More so than most of the majors. Thinks the Taseus mine is going to be one that investors are going to say “show me”, “show me”, “show me”.

BUY

Probably have their hands on one of the best growth assets when they bought Red Back’s Mauritania property. Stock has probably dropped 40% since then. You almost get it for free compared to where the valuation was before. Have not hedged their gold. Some worries about their Russian production but still have a lot of diverse properties. Costs are somewhat higher than competition but in this higher gold price environment that’s the name you should be wanting to play.

WATCH

Have a big bet that they have made in Africa and there are some concerns with regards to cost escalations but also how much it is going to be to develop the site. If successful, it has potential to be a big success. With the pullback in the price of gold and the inflation and worries about costs estimates to develop the mine, the stock has pulled back. Too high a risk.

COMMENT

He is very keen on gold. His current holdings are Central Fund (CEF.A-T) for the bullion, Goldcorp (G-T) for the shares and Direct Share Participation. Also has S&P/TSX Global Gold (XGD-T) as well as a Top Pick that he will talk about later.

WATCH

Has been a poor performer since it acquired Redback for the Thaseus (?) mine, which could be a 1.5 million ounce producer eventually. Cost structure is a bit worrisome. Best measure for this company as a gold producer is, how much CapX do they have to spend relative to their NAV. They're probably the highest in the intermediate to senior space.

DON'T BUY

Tax loss selling today. It doesn’t happen very often that you lose money overall but have capital gains and have to do tax loss selling. His problem is the countries they are in and would prefer not to won for their clients because of this. But it is starting to look really cheap.

COMMENT

Had thought the company was coming around but then it took another leg down. There seems to be some significant selling of the stock and he knows some of the US hedge funds owned it. Considers it one of the cheaper gold-mining stocks.

DON'T BUY

Gold producers have been underperforming the metal as well as the rest of the market. This one is about the worst performing big gold producer.

DON'T BUY

He would prefer Barrick (ABX-T), Goldcorp (G-T) or even Yamana (YRI-T) if you are going into golds. This one has been languishing quite a bit.

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