American Barrick Gold Corp

What the company does

American Barrick Gold Corporation is a pure-play gold mining company focused on North America. Following the Separation, it will own Barrick’s joint venture interests in Nevada Gold Mines, including Fourmile, and Pueblo Viejo, along with certain other assets and liabilities associated with Barrick’s North American operations.

Use of proceeds

The company intends to use net proceeds from the offering to repay the promissory note issued to Barrick as a dividend immediately before completion of the offering. It intends to use the remainder for general corporate purposes.

Underwriters

Extracted from S-1 0001193125-26-455481, filed Nov 10, 2026 and verified against that filing text.

Key risk factors

• Gold price volatility

  “Gold price volatility and its effect on our revenue, profitability and the economic viability of our operations;”

• Production and project development

  “Our ability to sustain or increase production, which depends on the successful and timely development of projects subject to numerous risks and capital requirements;”

• Mineral reserve uncertainty

  “The inherent uncertainty of mineral reserve and mineral resource estimates, which may differ materially from actual results, and the need to replace depleted mineral reserves;”

• Cost and capital estimates

  “Failure to achieve production, cost or capital estimates, including as a result of inflationary pressures on input costs;”

• Government controls and taxes

  “The impact of government controls, regulations and tax laws on our operations;”

• Permitting requirements

  “Extensive permitting requirements and the risk of failure to obtain or maintain required permits;”

• Foreign operations

  “Political, economic and legal risks associated with our operations in the Dominican Republic, or other foreign countries we may invest in, including expropriation, changes in tax or royalty regimes and civil disturbances;”

• Mining hazards

  “Significant physical risks and hazards inherent in mining, including equipment failures, tailings dam failures, seismic activity and the potential insufficiency of insurance coverage;”