Newcrest Mining

Newcrest Mining was a global leader in gold mining, recognized for its high-quality assets and operational excellence. The company operated several significant mining projects in Australia, Canada, and Papua New Guinea. In Canada, Newcrest's key assets included the Brucejack Mine and Red Chris Mine in British Columbia, along with the Éléonore Mine and Musselwhite Mine in Ontario. In Australia, Newcrest's operations included the world-renowned Cadia Mine in New South Wales, the Telfer Mine in Western Australia, and the Havieron Project in Western Australia. In Papua New Guinea, Newcrest owned the Lihir Mine and the Wafi-Golpu Project, two of the largest gold and copper assets in the region. Known for its strong focus on sustainability and growth, Newcrest maintained a significant position in both gold and copper production. In 2024, the company was acquired by Newmont Corporation, enhancing Newmont's portfolio and reinforcing its leadership as the world's largest gold mining company.

Website

newcrest.com

Headquarters

Vancouver, British Columbia