Agnico Eagle rejects participation in Barrick’s proposed 10%-15% North America IPO

  • Agnico Eagle CEO Ammar Al-Joundi rejected participation in Barrick’s proposed North America IPO.
  • Barrick plans to sell 10%-15% equity through listings in New York and Toronto.
  • Agnico Eagle shares have gained 15% in 2026, according to the report.

Agnico Eagle will not participate in Barrick Mining’s proposed initial public offering of its North American business, CEO Ammar Al-Joundi said in an interview on Tuesday. Barrick is proposing to sell 10%-15% of the unit through a dual listing in New York and Toronto. Al-Joundi said the decision reflected Agnico’s strategic focus rather than valuation concerns, while declining to rule on what Barrick may eventually do with its Nevada assets. Agnico, one of the world’s three largest gold producers, has gained 15% in 2026 and is among the preferred large gold companies for institutional investors.

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