Newmont Stock Surged 90%, Here’s Why

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Newmont (NEM)’s stock nearly doubled, fueled by a stellar Q3 earnings beat and savvy moves like asset sales and debt upgrades. With revenue climbing 27% and valuation multiples jumping 47%, these strategic shifts set the stage for a breakout—let’s unpack the key drivers behind this surge.

Below is an analytical breakdown of stock movement into key contributing metrics.

  11202024 11202025 Change
Stock Price ($) 42.1 82.0 94.6%
Change Contribution By LTM LTM
Total Revenues ($ Mil) 16,987.0 21,503.0 26.6%
P/S Multiple 2.8 4.2 47.0%
Shares Outstanding (Mil) 1,147.0 1,097.0 4.4%
Cumulative Contribution 94.2%

So what is happening here? The stock surged 95%, driven by a 27% revenue increase and a 47% boost in valuation multiple. Let’s dive into the key events behind these powerful shifts.

Here Is Why Newmont Stock Moved

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  • Q3 2025 Earnings Beat: Reported $1.71 EPS, beating estimates, and record $1.6B free cash flow.
  • Gold Price Surge: Gold price increased significantly from ~2635 in late 2024 to ~4072 by Nov 2025.
  • Asset Divestitures: Completed non-core asset sales, generating billions in cash proceeds by Oct 2025.
  • Shareholder Returns: Consistent $0.25/share dividends & authorized $3B in additional share repurchases.
  • Debt Reduction/Upgrade: Retired $2B debt for near-zero position; Moody’s upgraded credit rating to A3.

Our Current Assesment Of NEM Stock

Opinion: We currently find NEM stock attractive. Why so? Have a look at the full story. Read Buy or Sell NEM Stock to see what drives our current opinion.

Risk: A good way to gauge risk for NEM is to check its drops during major market sell-offs. It fell about 56% in the Dot-Com crash and 61% in the Global Financial Crisis. The inflation shock wasn’t far behind, with a 58% dip. Even smaller pullbacks like the 2018 correction and Covid pandemic put it down around 25% or more. So, despite any strong fundamentals, NEM isn’t immune when markets turn sour.

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