
Layoff Details
- Reason
- Newmont Corporation is implementing a workforce restructuring and cost-reduction program, including job cuts, particularly at its Denver headquarters, as part of a broader effort to streamline operations and improve financial performance. This initiative is driven by rising operational costs and the need to integrate the $15 billion acquisition of Newcrest Mining Ltd in 2023. The Newcrest assets were identified as being in a challenging life-cycle stage, under-producing relative to their employee base, and requiring significant capital expenditure. The company aims to lower its all-in sustaining costs by approximately $300 per ounce (a 20% reduction) to align with lower-cost industry peers. This strategic move, occurring during a CEO transition, is intended to position Newmont as a 'stronger, simpler, and more resilient' company amidst a challenging economic environment and fluctuating gold prices.
- Affected Locations
- DenverColorado
- Affected Departments
- Executive positionsDepartment headsDirectors
Recent Newmont Corporation News
Why Newmont (NEM) Is Among the 8 Best Silver Mining Stocks to Buy - Yahoo Finance
Yahoo Finance • May 5
Newmont Investors Should Have Expected It - The Motley Fool
The Motley Fool • May 3
Why Newmont Mining’s Hot Rally Is Suddenly Cracking - TipRanks
TipRanks • May 6
Insider Sell: Peter Toth Sells 3,000 Shares of Newmont Corp (NEM) - GuruFocus
GuruFocus • May 5
Company Info
- Website
- www.newmont.com
- Industry
- Basic Materials
- Headquarters
- Denver, Colorado, U.S.
- Founded
- 1921
- CEO
- Tom Palmer
- Employees
- 22,200
Event Snapshot
Employees Affected 23
Percent of Workforce 0.1%
Verification UNVERIFIED
No other canonical layoff events recorded for this company.
Financials
Market Cap $97.91B
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