
TSE:K
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.
Ranks fairly well from a fundamental and a technical basis. With the price of gold moving up so much and with a lot of these gold stocks, there is potential for negative surprises, because there is so much expectation built in. It wouldn’t surprise him to see the company miss on this quarter and the stock pull back, which might be an opportunity to get in.
A large gold producer with production at about 2.5 million ounces and all-in costs at about $1100 an ounce. They are in Russia, so there are political risks. About a 3rd of production is coming up in Brazil. There is also a mix of Nevada, Alaska and West Africa. Recently bought some assets from Barrick (ABX-T) which looks like it will be a really good acquisition. The problem, even though they have these new assets, is that production is rolling off from 2.5 million ounces to 1.7 million ounces over the next 3-4 years. He expects cash flow to decline by about 15%. To offset that, he expects they will make more acquisitions, and in this market it is going to be hard to deploy capital and make it accretive. There is better value in other places.
He likes this company, but one thing that has bothered him a little in this marvellous boom in gold and gold stocks is that most gold companies are trading at the top of the Bollinger band, which is not a great time to buy historically. However, this one is only halfway up. From a technical point of view, this is still a bit cheap so you could buy it.
This has had a huge move in the last little while. Had a break above a base building pattern. Technically you have to like this stock. On a seasonal basis, this does very well right through until around the end of February, or approximately when the annual prospectors’ convention is held in Toronto, March 6-March 9. During their convention, that is a great time to take some very good profits.
This is a tough one and he hasn’t owned it for years. They have had issues with production and ill-timed acquisitions. Not the lowest cost producer. It is cheap, but there is a reason for that. There is still the Russian risk that won’t disappear, and is an overhang. He prefers to stay out of this one. There are other places to go.