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Kinross Gold (KGC) reports Q4 earnings today with analysts expecting $0.55 per share. Kinross beat estimates in three straight quarters.
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Kinross Q3 revenue climbed 26% to $1.8B. Average realized gold prices jumped 40% to $3,460 per ounce.
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Kinross targets 2.0 million ounce annual production with three U.S. growth projects approved in January.
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Kinross Gold Corp (NYSE:KGC) reports Q4 2025 earnings today after market close, with analysts expecting $0.55 per share in earnings. The Toronto-based miner faces a shifting backdrop as gold prices retreat from recent peaks, testing whether operational strength can offset commodity headwinds.
Gold has pulled back from recent highs, with Kinross shares reflecting this pressure, dropping 2.19% over the past week to close at $33.56 at Tuesday’s close.
Despite the recent dip, KGC remains up 19.18% year-to-date, reflecting sustained investor appetite for gold exposure even as prices moderate.
Kinross delivered a solid Q3 performance, reporting adjusted EPS of $0.44 against estimates of $0.37, marking an 18.92% beat. Revenue climbed 26% year-over-year to $1.802 billion, powered by a 40% increase in average realized gold prices to $3,460 per ounce.
The Q4 estimate of $0.55 per share would represent 25% sequential growth from Q3, according to analyst forecasts. The company has beaten earnings estimates in three consecutive quarters in 2025, building momentum heading into today’s report.
Investors should focus on three key areas: how elevated gold prices in Q4 translated to margins despite higher royalties pushing all-in sustaining costs toward the upper end of guidance; whether production remained on track for the company’s 2.0 million ounce annual target; and updates on the three U.S. growth projects approved in January, including Round Mountain Phase X and Bald Mountain Redbird 2.
With gold now consolidating after its rally and KGC trading at $42.05 billion market cap, today’s results will test whether the miner can sustain its recent outperformance as commodity tailwinds moderate.
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