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Kinross Gold (K.TO)

34.37
-0.83 (2.36%)
as of Jun 10, 2026, 2:33:58 pm Market Open.
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star iconJun 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.

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Positive
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Valuation
Undervalued
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WATCH
Late-December to mid-February is gold seasonality. Kinross has corrected with the sector, but it can do well. Let it run and see if it performs well. If not, then exit.
BUY

Has initiated a position in the company. Company focusing on core business model. Strength in US Dollar putting pressure on gold (expect this won't last). Larger institutions recently buying shares in the company.

DON'T BUY
Will the price ever recover? If gold recovers, then it will. Some issues to work through. He prefers the bigger gold stocks at the beginning of the cycle, such as AEM, ABX, and NGT. Those ones will move first. You can then drop down to the intermediates as the cycle matures.
DON'T BUY
The gold trade is comparatively better, but the last year and a half has not been good. It is range bound. Recent highs won't be seen for a while. The competition from crypto as an alternative inflationary hedge compared to gold has pulled a lot of money out of the sector. Thinks it will come back to the sector. Not long on this name but is in the sector.
TOP PICK
Good company with great upside and leverage. $11 target. Great for older clients who want just one company in the sector, and wait for better gold and silver prices. Yield is 2.19%. (Analysts’ price target is $12.28)
DON'T BUY
He prefers the royalty companies, as you divorce yourself from the risk of cost overruns, strikes, rockslides, etc. Particularly troublesome asset in Mauratania, due to government intervention.
DON'T BUY

Barrick Gold? He prefers Kirkland Lake and Agnico Eagle among the big producers, because they have better leverage and are streamlined. He always puts Barrick and Kinross in the same category. Kinross buys assets at low prices, but he'd rather buy the companies they buy than Kinross itself. (The one positive with Barrick is Warren Buffet coming on board; big-value investors will buy Barrick and won't bother researching the mid-tiered players.) That said, he expects a better-levered move from KL and AE.

HOLD
Golds have been consolidating since July. Own gold if you think there's a disaster waiting out there.
WAIT

Bullish on gold. This one will give you exposure to the miners. He's always looked for the best operators, like KL with its clean balance sheet. Watch the USD. If it continues to rally, you'll get a much better opportunity to buy.

DON'T BUY

The earnings were good. He just doesn't like these big companies. He has done better with the other producers. He would go with Agnico that presents a better value. (Analysts’ price target is $9.25)

DON'T BUY

Not fond of the big boys like this and prefers buying them early to ride the wave when they grow. It's like buying Microsoft in 1995. Companies like Kinross are only now getting into the money, because of their production costs in so many projects. He avoids companies like this.

HOLD
Monday it saw a big move up, and it rose above $4.59, but it faces resistance at $5, which is a tight band. If it breaks above $5, it'll be clear sailing to $6. If you own this, you're well set-up. If you don't, look at another gold stock. Gold will rise and so will this stock.
DON'T BUY
We are seeing consolidation in the space. This one is at risk of losing relevancy in the space. They completed phase I expansion but it is phase II where you see the production and cash flows expand. The local government has hit the brakes on that going on. It will have to be looking to do M&A after the loss of their growth profile. They don’t have a good record of M&A, however.
DON'T BUY
They missed expectations this quarter. It is an uphill battle for gold with cost risk, execution risk and more. If you want gold exposure, he would prefer a gold ETF or a royalty like Franco-Nevada.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Dec 05/17, Down 28%) He likes the gold stocks to hedge against stupid governments and central banks that support the market. The banks are driving the markets instead of reverse, so if the banks are tired of propping up the markets, then what happens?
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