B Barrick Mining Corp

$B $GNS Ho… Lee… 💩!!! I thought the same thing. This is just a tip of the iceberg. This could lead to a lot bigger people! We just opened Pandora’s box!!!

$B Going in for a back test to around $40 and then off to races miners go. My target 🎯 $75 hasn’t changed. In the 2030’s we should be well into the $100’s.

$B $SBSW $CDE It’s coming. Don’t lose sight. New millionaires will be made from this commodities super cycle.

$B $NEM Barrick us strong today, Is the ipo delayed to takeover by newmount or did fourmile drilling results leqked. Barrick should be 60 if it trade at newmount multiple

$B DO I ADD MORE AGAIN...🤔 ITS TEMTING - been holding and added one time it's my Hedge for a f***** up Market

$B BREAKING: “Copper futures surge to their highest level on record, now up another +22% this year. This puts copper prices up over +70% since January 2025. (The Kobeissi Letter)”

$B boiling the frog till $20 but you still thinking you are rising. They achieved their goal perfectly

$B — Barrick Mining's recent analyses covered strong financial performance and operational stability alongside market headwinds and valuation concerns.

Barrick Gold’s planned North American IPO could be delayed until January 2027, CEO Mark Hill said Tuesday at the Mining Forum Americas in Colorado. The company continues to target a listing before the end of 2026, but pending administrative and regulatory matters could push the offering into early next year. Hill said Barrick remains on track to meet its financial guidance, suggesting that the potential IPO delay is related to execution and listing requirements rather than a change in the company’s operating outlook. The CEO also highlighted the need to reassess the company’s Reko Diq mining project in Pakistan. Barrick must address security improvements at the site before full-scale construction can begin, adding another factor to the project’s development timeline. The Reko Diq project is one of Barrick’s key growth assets, and its progress will remain an important consideration as the company prepares for the planned North American listing. $B

$B $41.67 Holding long position at $11.21 https://stocktwits.com/G101SPM/message/652909105 BRIEF: Barrick Mining will present today at Mining Forum Americas 2026. Barrick’s leaders will review progress, plans, and growth opportunities Mark Hill and Tim Cribb will outline the North American portfolio's potential for sustained production and growth, including opportunities to expand production through brownfield development, infrastructure investments, and exploration. Some of these initiatives have the potential to raise annual gold production at NGM to more than three million ounces for the next decade. Seb Bock will provide an update on Barrick's Rest of World business, including the ramp-up of Loulo-Gounkoto, construction progress at the Lumwana Super Pit Expansion, and a pipeline of exciting future growth opportunities competing for capital in a disciplined allocation framework.

🔴 $B 42.5P Oct 16 💰 $50,300 premium 💵 $1.51/contract 📊 22.7x Vol/OI 📍 Spot $42.44 🔥 22.7x Vol/OI | 🚨 Repeat sweep 🌊 Dark Flow | Options Flow

$B Barrick got the Mali labor problem off its calendar Sunday morning. Bloomberg News reports a deal with unions at the Loulo-Gounkoto gold complex; a union representative said “the strike threat has been resolved.” Reuters says it could not immediately verify. The timing matters: a four-day mine-worker strike, a five-day catering-contractor walkout, and a 72-hour mining-administration strike were all set to begin September 28. Tomorrow. This is the second act of the Mali saga. Barrick paid about 437 million in December to end the year-long dispute with the government and win the complex back. Mining resumed, but the first half produced just 190,000 ounces, well below pre-dispute levels. A strike wave would have frozen the ramp-up. The tape is why it matters. Q2 was strong (revenue up 44%, EPS 0.73 vs 0.47 a year ago) and gold sits near records, but the miner has not kept up with the metal: TD Cowen set a 59 target Tuesday. The gap is the Mali discount.

$B “China imported +1,141 tonnes of gold in the first 8 months of 2026, its largest import on record for this period of the year. This figure already exceeds China’s gold imports for the full year 2025. At this pace, China’s annual gold imports will surpass 1,700 tonnes for the first time. Furthermore, China’s ETFs added +44 tonnes of gold in the first 8 months of the year, up +18% YoY. The surge has been driven by strong investment demand, economic uncertainty, and a strong yuan that created favorable conditions for gold imports from abroad. China’s is stockpiling gold like never before. (The Kobeissi Letter)”