Newmont (NEM): Reassessing Valuation After Strong Q3 Earnings, Record Gold Prices and Analyst Upgrades

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Newmont (NEM) is back in the spotlight after stronger than expected Q3 earnings, as record high gold prices, share buybacks and a lean balance sheet pushed the stock up over 117% this year.

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Those upbeat Q3 numbers and record gold prices have helped fuel a powerful trend, with Newmont’s share price return up 20.83% over 90 days and its 1 year total shareholder return at 122.20%, signaling strong, still building momentum.

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With Newmont now trading near record highs, a richer dividend and analysts lifting targets, investors face a key question: Is the market still underestimating its cash flow power or already pricing in years of future growth?

Most Popular Narrative: 12.5% Undervalued

With Newmont last closing at $90.48 against a narrative fair value of $103.42, the spread hints at meaningful upside if the thesis holds.

The realization of synergies and increased production scale following the Newcrest Mining acquisition, together with ongoing asset optimization and the ramp-up of expansion projects (such as Ahafo North and Tanami), should support long-term revenue growth and cash flow stability.

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Curious how modest top line growth, shifting margins and a re rated earnings multiple can still point to double digit upside? See how the narrative connects those dots.

Result: Fair Value of $103.42 (UNDERVALUED)

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However, persistent safety issues or rising sustaining capital spend could squeeze margins, disrupt operations and challenge assumptions around Newmont’s long term cash generation.

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