Equinox Gold is ramping up two major Canadian mines, but long-term demand for gold could soften as the world leans more on renewable energy, recycling, and new ways to store value. On top of that, tougher environmental rules and ongoing mine-performance hiccups could raise costs and make results more unpredictable.Read more
Equinox Gold could get an unexpected boost as its newest mines start running more smoothly and produce more than many people expect, while a cleaner lineup of assets could free up cash for shareholder payouts sooner than peers. But the upside depends on gold staying in favor and the company avoiding costly delays, community pushback, and surprise setbacks across its spread-out operations.Read more
Equinox Gold is betting that two new mines coming online, plus a recent merger, can quickly lift gold output and make the business look stronger than it has in the past. The big question is whether operational and regulatory problems at key sites will hold back that upside just as the company needs everything to run smoothly.Read more
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Equinox Gold Corp. engages in the acquisition, exploration, development, and operation of mineral properties in the Americas. It primarily explores gold and silver deposits. The company was formerly known as Trek Mining Inc. and changed its name to Equinox Gold Corp. in December 2017. Equinox Gold Corp. was incorporated in 2007 and is headquartered in Vancouver, Canada.
