Goldcorp Inc., the world's second-largest gold-mining firm, has outperformed competitors lately, but it faces mining's toughest environment in more than a decade.
Markets have punished Goldcorp and its peers amid falling commodity prices, higher costs and disappointing returns, sending the company's share price down about 20% late last year over lowered production outlooks.
Goldcorp Chief Executive Chuck Jeannes, who helped steer the Canadian miner to become the world's second-largest gold company by market capitalization, must now beat down costs, increase the share price and ramp up production at its massive Pueblo Viejo mine in the Dominican Republic in the second ...
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