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3 Mining Companies to Fill Stockings With More Than Just Coal

Authored by Nathan Reiff. Posted: 12/24/2025. 

Summary

• The precious metals rally has reignited toward the end of the year, and recent external factors like a third interest rate cut this year could push prices higher in 2026.
• Despite the fact that many mining companies have experienced doubling or even nearly tripling of their share prices this year, there is reason to believe they could continue to appreciate into the new year.
• Agnico Eagle, Barrick, and Newmont are among the largest gold mining firms, and each presents an attractive prospect for investors.

As 2025 comes to a close, the precious metals surge appears poised to continue well into the new year, despite some bumps in the fall. Gold and silver hit fresh all-time highs again in December, after already setting new records multiple times earlier in the year. A perfect storm of geopolitical uncertainty, falling interest rates and bond market volatility, and investor reticence toward equities has driven precious metals higher.

Beyond precious metals, base metals like copper are also rising amid a widening gap between supply and demand, while critical minerals such as lithium and cobalt are increasingly needed for electric vehicles and clean-energy applications. Together, these trends make mining companies a potentially attractive, growth-oriented corner of the market. Plus, miners can act as an inflation hedge, which helps explain their appeal to investors for the new year. The three stocks below may be a good place to start.

Agnico Reaches Record Results, Fueling Additional Exploration and Efficiency Efforts

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Agnico Eagle Mines Ltd. (NYSE: AEM), one of Canada’s largest mining companies by market capitalization, focuses primarily on gold production, with other metals produced as byproducts. Like many mining firms, Agnico’s stock is closely linked to the price of gold—unsurprisingly, AEM staged a massive rally in 2025, rising about 121% year-to-date (YTD).

Agnico’s scale and the strong performance of gold helped it deliver record results in the latest quarter, including 867,000 ounces produced and $3.1 billion in revenue, topping analyst expectations. Earnings per share (EPS) of $2.16 nearly doubled year-over-year (YOY) and beat estimates by $0.40. While higher gold prices have raised royalty expenses, Agnico has improved productivity, lowering unit costs through automated drilling and better fleet management.

Agnico’s size also allows it to reinvest in exploration: the company deployed 120 drill rigs in the first three quarters of 2025, potentially unlocking up to 1.5 million ounces of additional production. Margins remain healthy, free cash flow is strong, and the company returned about $350 million to shareholders in the last quarter alone. All of these factors help explain why most analysts rate AEM a Buy, despite its impressive rally.

Barrick’s Divestment, IPO Potential, and Dispute Resolution Could Drive Additional Gains

Barrick Gold Corp. (NYSE: B), another of Canada’s largest miners and a producer of both gold and copper, has outperformed this year, rising roughly 187%. Its expanding cash flow and margins, combined with strategic repositioning to improve efficiency, underpin analysts’ bullish outlooks even after the recent rally.

Two additional catalysts could support further gains. First, in early December 2025 the company said it is exploring a potential IPO of its North American gold assets.

Combined with a recent $305-million sale of its Côte d’Ivoire assets, these moves streamline Barrick’s portfolio and bolster cash on hand. Second, Barrick recently resolved a dispute with the government of Mali over its Loulo and Gounkoto mines, restoring a major asset and removing substantial uncertainty for the company.

Newmont Is Another Gold Miner With Major Returns and Compelling Fundamentals

Newmont Corp. (NYSE: NEM), one of the world’s top-six publicly traded miners by market value, is also primarily focused on gold.

With gains of about 174% this year, Newmont combines top-tier mining assets, strong cash flow ($4.5 billion in the first three quarters of 2025), an improving balance sheet, and production ramp-ups in its Ghana operations.

While the company’s third-quarter earnings were solid and analysts continue to rate NEM a Buy, some see modest downside risk based on price targets after its recent rally.

Investors may also be attracted to Newmont’s dividend and a healthy, sustainable payout ratio.

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