Newmont Corporation

- There is no mention of any current or planned fundraising through debt or equity in the provided transcript. - The company emphasizes maintaining a strong and flexible balance sheet with a net cash target of $1 billion plus or minus $2 billion over the year. - Since the last earnings call, Newmont has reduced debt by an additional $42 million. - Capital allocation focuses on sustaining capital, dividend payments, development capital, and share repurchases rather than raising new capital. - A new $6 billion share repurchase program has been authorized, indicating confidence in the company’s financial position without needing equity issuance. - No references were made to initiating new debt or equity financing activities.

- Development capital spend was $239 million in Q1 2026, focused on advancing high-return projects. - Full-year development capital guidance is $1.4 billion, weighted to the second half of 2026. - Key development projects include: - Expansion at Cerro Negro. - Feasibility study advancement and planned FID (Final Investment Decision) for Red Chris project expected in H2 2026. - Lihir Nearshore Barrier project spending to start later in the year. - Sustaining capital spend of $381 million in Q1 2026 to maintain portfolio longevity and integrity. - Sustaining capital expected to increase in Q2 2026 due to activity at Brucejack, Red Chris, and tailings work at Cadia and Boddington. - Newcrest-related CapEx estimates pending; the company is undertaking a structured review before providing accountable estimates. - Focus remains on disciplined capital allocation prioritizing sustaining capital, dividends, development capital, and share repurchases.

- Newmont expects to grow its portfolio production back to 6 million ounces of gold by 2027. - Key growth drivers include: - Lihir: Mining entering high-grade areas as per the mine plan. - Cadia: New caves coming online to support production. - Boddington: Completion of pushbacks accessing higher-grade zones. - Ahafo North: Continued ramp-up of operations. - Cerro Negro: Focus on productivity improvements and some shorter-term growth options. - Yanacocha: Additional shorter-term production from mining expected. - 2026 is anticipated to be a trough production year, with meaningful improvements and growth occurring in subsequent years. - Capital investments continue, with projects like Red Chris targeting a final investment decision (FID) in the latter half of 2026 to support growth. - Overall, medium-term guidance may be reinstated to provide clearer forward-looking production and volume expectations.

- Newmont expects to grow production back to 6 million ounces by 2027, with key assets driving growth including Lihir (high-grade areas), Cadia (new caves), Boddington (pushbacks), Ahafo North (ramp-up), Cerro Negro (productivity improvements), and Yanacocha (additional mining production). - 2026 is viewed as a trough year, with meaningful improvement anticipated in subsequent years. - The company remains on track to achieve its 2026 guidance with stable operational and financial performance. - Free cash flow is strong, with record generation in Q1 2026 ($3.1 billion), supporting margin expansion. - Capital allocation framework drives consistent dividend growth and ongoing share repurchases, enhancing per-share returns. - Medium-term guidance may be reinstated reflecting multiyear performance visibility as they progress through the year.

The provided transcript from pages 1 to 11 of the document does not include any information regarding Newmont's current or expected order book or pending orders. The discussion primarily covers: - Operational performance and financial results for Q1 2026. - Cost management, capital allocation, and share repurchase programs. - Project updates at various sites including Tanami, Cadia, and Red Chris. - Discussions around default notices and joint venture matters. - Future guidance focusing on production outlook, cost pressures, and medium-term plans. No explicit details about order books or pending orders are mentioned in the provided pages.