OceanaGold is a mid-tier gold–copper producer with four operating centers, a strong balance sheet, and a clear growth path. The company is generating record cash flow at current gold prices while reinvesting in expansion, advancing exploration, and returning capital to shareholders.
Brian Martin, Senior Vice President of Business Development & Investor Relations joins us to provide a high level overview of the company.
Key Discussion Highlights
- Operational Overview: Four producing assets – Haile (USA), Macraes & Waihi (New Zealand), and Didipio (Philippines) – delivering 450k–520k oz gold in 2025, with production set to rise toward 600k oz next year.
- Haile Growth Engine: Largest contributor (≈40% of production). Grade-driven expansion with Horseshoe Underground in place and new underground targets advancing.
- New Zealand Upside: Macraes reserve extensions underway; Waihi hosts a higher-grade resource with potential to scale annual output to 200–250 koz.
- Didipio Advantage: Lowest-cost operation with significant copper credits, providing strong margins and diversification.
- Financial Momentum: Record revenue and net income in Q2 2025. Capital allocation balances growth investment, record exploration budgets, dividends, and a US$100M buyback (≈US$70M deployed YTD).
- Exploration Focus: High-grade drilling success NZ, plus underground targets at Haile, regional drilling at Didipio, and reserve extension work at Macraes.
- Valuation & Listings: Management sees OGC trading at a discount to peers such as Alamos, Eldorado, B2Gold, and Lundin Gold. Plans are underway for a NYSE listing in H1-2026.
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