Kinross Gold shares fell about 12% over the past month and 5% over the past week, closing at CA$30.16. In Q3 2026, revenue was US$1,774.7m (down 1.5% year on year), net income excluding extra items was US$583.2m (down 0.3%), basic EPS rose 1.9% to US$0.49, and gold production was 15.31 troy ounces (down 2.3%). The company generated over US$1.8b of free cash flow in nine months, held US$2.6b in cash, and was upgraded to BBB by S&P, while management raised its shareholder return target to 50% of free cash flow. The article notes execution risk remains for long-dated projects: Great Bear targets first production in late 2029 with capital needs higher than initial PEA estimates, while Lobo Marte's Environmental Impact Assessment is under review and only early works spending is planned for 2027.
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