Full-Time
Updated on 6/5/2026
Global gold and copper mining operator
$86.5k - $115.3k/yr
Denver, CO, USA + 1 more
More locations: Vancouver, BC, Canada
Hybrid
Hybrid role; preference for Denver HQ but open to regional/site locations; periodic travel to global sites.
Newmont is a global mining company that extracts and processes gold and copper, with silver and other metals also produced. It discovers mineral resources, develops mines, and operates them to extract metals, which are then processed and sold to customers such as manufacturers, jewelers, and investors. It operates at a large global scale with a diversified metals portfolio, expanded by the Newcrest Acquisition, and it maintains a strong focus on sustainable practices and stakeholder engagement to support mine approvals. The goal is to grow its metal assets responsibly while ensuring safety, environmental stewardship, and a social license to operate across its worldwide operations.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Greenwood Village, Colorado
Founded
1916
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Newmont CEO Natascha Viljoen to join global mining leaders at World Mining Congress 2026 in Lima. 15th may 2026 Newmont CEO Natascha Viljoen to join global mining leaders at World Mining Congress 2026 in Lima. The global mining industry's attention is turning toward Lima as the World Mining Congress 2026 (WMC 2026) confirms the participation of Natascha Viljoen, President and Chief Executive Officer of Newmont Corporation, as a featured speaker at the upcoming Congress taking place June 24-26, 2026, in Peru. As the leader of the world's largest gold mining company, Viljoen's presence at WMC 2026 reinforces the growing importance of strategic leadership, operational resilience, and responsible resource development in shaping the future of mining. With more than three decades of international mining experience, Viljoen has become one of the industry's most respected executives, recognized for advancing operational excellence, strengthening safety culture, and building high-performing teams across complex global operations. Productivity, transformation and the future of mining. At WMC 2026, Viljoen will participate in the Day 2 panel discussion, "Systems View: Getting More from What We Already Have." She will join an influential lineup of industry leaders including Mikael Staffas, Mark Cutifani, and Roque Benavides. The session will explore how mining companies can unlock greater value from existing assets while improving productivity and delivering critical minerals more responsibly, a challenge increasingly central to the global mining agenda. At Newmont, Viljoen's focus on "safety, operational excellence and portfolio optimization" continues to support stronger productivity and long-term value creation, aligning directly with the Congress theme: "Mining for the Future: Trust, Transformation, Technology." Lima becomes the global mining capital. WMC 2026 is expected to bring together more than 3,000 leaders from governments, mining companies, academia, technology providers, and international organizations, positioning Lima as one of the most important global forums for dialogue on the future of mining, critical minerals, sustainability, innovation, and industrial transformation. As geopolitical pressures, energy transition targets, and supply chain security continue reshaping the mining landscape, conversations taking place at WMC 2026 are expected to influence strategic decisions far beyond Latin America. Join the conversation at WMC 2026. The WMC 2026 will take place in Lima, Peru, from June 24-26, 2026, bringing together the voices shaping the next era of global mining. Industry leaders, innovators, researchers, policymakers, and technology experts are invited to be part of the discussions defining the future of responsible resource development. Registration is now open via the official Congress platform: WMC 2026 official webpage Next WMC Congress World Mining Congress. The 27th World Mining Congress will be organized in 2026 in Peru. Detailed information can be found either on the 27th WMC official webpage or the third circular. Next IOC Meeting IOC / WMC meeting. The 106th IOC/WMC meeting will be organized on September 18th 2025 in Jakarta, Indonesia.
MLG secures $200M transport contract. Reading Time: 2 mins read MLG has agreed to new commercial terms with Newmont Corporation for its integrated site services at the Tanami Operations in the Northern Territory. The agreement provides a new five-year term, with two further one-year extension options. Under the new agreement, MLG will continue to deliver a comprehensive suite of services supporting operations at Tanami, including haulage of ore and tailings fines, loading and unloading activities, rock breaking, tailings harvesting, stockpile management and crusher feed services. The contract is expected to generate approximately $200 million in revenue over its term, equating to estimated annual revenues of $40 million per annum. This provides strong medium-term revenue visibility and underpins a meaningful contribution to MLG's earnings base, with MLG's total group revenue for FY2025 being just under $550 million. "We are very pleased to extend our long-standing partnership at the Tanami Operations for a further five-year term," said MLG CEO, Mark Hatfield. "This outcome reflects the consistent high-quality performance and commitment of its team at the Granites site and demonstrates the value of MLG's integrated service model in supporting safe, efficient and reliable operations. "We look forward to continuing to build on this strong foundation over the next phase of the contract." Located in the Western Tanami Desert Region, the Tanami Operations include the Granites Gold Mine which is situated approximately 560 kilometres north west of Alice Springs and 940 kilometres south west of Darwin. View tipper trucks for sale to support mining operations.
Newmont Corporation will release its first-quarter 2026 results after market close on 23 April, followed by an earnings call and webcast. The announcement comes as recent gold price strength has increased investor interest in how metal markets are affecting the company's profitability. The earnings call will provide investors with updated details on production trends, costs and capital returns as they reassess Newmont's performance. Analysts note that whilst stronger gold prices present upside potential, rising sustaining and development capital needs remain a concern. Newmont's narrative projects $21.6 billion revenue and $6.4 billion earnings by 2028, requiring 1.6% yearly revenue growth. The most optimistic analysts had forecast approximately $26 billion revenue and $8 billion earnings by 2028, suggesting the recent gold price movement could reshape valuation expectations.
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Newmont Mining shares rose 15.7% in February, driven by rising gold prices, better-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings, and a dispute with joint venture partner Barrick Mining that boosted investor sentiment. The world's largest gold mining company reported fourth-quarter revenue of $6.81 billion, up 20.5%, and adjusted earnings per share of $2.52, up 80%, both beating consensus estimates. Strong performance came from higher production at its Cadia and Yanachocha mines and ongoing cost reductions. Gold prices rose roughly 5% during February amid geopolitical tensions. Newmont also challenged Barrick's plans to spin off North American assets, demanding operational improvements at their Nevada Gold Mine joint venture before any transaction. Despite forecasting lower production in 2026, Newmont expects earnings growth thanks to elevated gold prices.