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Barrick Q4 earnings beat estimates, announces $1 billion buy-back program
Higher gold prices in the final months of 2023 helped the world’s largest gold producer top fourth-quarter earning estimates. Wednesday, ahead of the North American trading session, Barrick Gold reported adjusted net earnings of $466 million or $0.27 per share for the fourth quarter of 2023. The company’s earnings handily beat analyst estimates of $0.21 per share. Adjusted net years for the full year totaled $1.467 billion, up from $1.326 billion reported in 2022. Along with its earnings growth, the company said it will put some of that money to work, announcing a $1 billion share buy-back program for 2024. The ... (full story)
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