Kinross Q1 FY26 net earnings more than double to USD 843 million; revenue rises 61% to USD 2.41 billion
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- Kinross Gold posts Q1 2026 net earnings attributable to common shareholders of USD 843 million, or USD 0.70 per share, up 129% year over year.
- Revenue climbs 61% to USD 2.41 billion, while operating cash flow rises 88% to USD 1.14 billion.
- Attributable free cash flow more than doubles to USD 837.5 million, with margins per gold equivalent ounce sold widening 92% to a record USD 3,476.
- Attributable production cost of sales per gold equivalent ounce sold increases 33% to USD 1,380, while attributable all-in sustaining cost per equivalent ounce sold rises 28% to USD 1,732.
- J. Paul Rollinson cites disciplined cost management and hedging of fuel and currency exposures; company reiterates 2026 guidance for 2.0 million (+/- 5%) attributable gold equivalent ounces and says it plans to return 40% of free cash flow to shareholders, after about USD 350 million returned year-to-date.
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