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Gold Fields (GFIN) Price & Analysis

GFIN Stock Chart & Stats

MX$668.03MX$0.00(0.00%)
At close: 4:00 PM EDT
MXN 650MXN 700MXN 750MXN 80025 Aug15 Sep29 Sep19 Oct28 Oct
Day’s Range
MXN 668.03 - MXN 690.00
52-Week Range
MXN 572.00 - MXN 1,043.00
Previous Close
MXN 668.03
Volume
0
Average Volume (3M)
18
Market Cap
MXN 550.98B
Enterprise Value
MXN 30.79B
Total Cash (Recent Filing)
MXN 2.20B
Total Debt (Recent Filing)
MXN 2.63B
Price to Earnings (P/E)
6.6
Beta
0.96
Next Earnings
Feb 25, 2027
Next Dividend Ex-Date
N/A
Dividend Yield
6.41%

Bulls Say, Bears Say

Bulls Say

Strong Cash Generation And Shareholder Returns

Exceptional free cash flow gives Gold Fields capacity to fund sustaining investment, advance growth projects, reduce debt and return capital concurrently. This strengthens financial resilience and supports a durable capital-allocation model, although cash generation remains linked to operating performance.

Production Growth Across Key Assets

Higher production from multiple assets broadens the company’s operating contribution and can improve revenue capacity beyond the effect of gold prices alone. Salares Norte’s strong ramp-up and Granny Smith’s growth provide tangible support for the group’s production profile over coming quarters.

Long-term Growth And Reserve Optionality

A long-life reserve base and advancing projects provide Gold Fields with options to sustain or expand production beyond its current mines. St. Ives offers visible longevity, while Windfall and ongoing exploration could add future ounces if permitting and execution milestones are achieved.

Bears Say

Rising Operating Costs

Higher cash costs and AISC reduce the margin retained from each ounce and make profitability more exposed to changes in realized gold prices. Royalties, inflation, currencies, strip ratios and deeper mining costs indicate that pressure may reflect several persistent drivers rather than a single temporary issue.

Windfall Permitting And Capital Escalation Risk

Permitting delays can defer Windfall’s contribution to production while prolonging investment without corresponding operating cash flow. Additional scope, labor orders and inflation could also raise the project’s capital requirement, reducing returns and making the growth pipeline less predictable over the next several years.

Tarkwa Lease And Ghana Sovereign Risk

Uncertainty over the Tarkwa lease could affect the continuity and economics of a producing asset, while higher royalties may reduce competitiveness and cash margins. Because the risks involve government approvals and fiscal terms, management has limited control over their timing and ultimate impact.

Gold Fields News

GFIN FAQ

What was Gold Fields’s price range in the past 12 months?
Gold Fields lowest stock price was Mex$572.00 and its highest was Mex$1043.00 in the past 12 months.
What is Gold Fields’s market cap?
Gold Fields’s market cap is Mex$550.98B.
When is Gold Fields’s upcoming earnings report date?
Gold Fields’s upcoming earnings report date is Feb 25, 2027 which is in 116 days.
How were Gold Fields’s earnings last quarter?
Gold Fields released its earnings results on Aug 25, 2026. The company reported Mex$38.289 earnings per share for the quarter, beating the consensus estimate of Mex$17.488 by Mex$20.802.
Is Gold Fields overvalued?
According to Wall Street analysts Gold Fields’s price is currently Undervalued.
Does Gold Fields pay dividends?
Gold Fields does not currently pay dividends.
What is Gold Fields’s EPS estimate?
Gold Fields’s EPS estimate is 42.38.
How many shares outstanding does Gold Fields have?
Gold Fields has 886,657,200 shares outstanding.
What happened to Gold Fields’s price movement after its last earnings report?
Gold Fields reported an EPS of Mex$38.289 in its last earnings report, beating expectations of Mex$17.488. Following the earnings report the stock price went up 19.14%.
Which hedge fund is a major shareholder of Gold Fields?
Currently, no hedge funds are holding shares in MX:GFIN
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