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Featured in “Three Stocks Profiting from the Iran Oil Shock”
Barrick Gold is the world's second-largest gold miner, operating across five continents. With gold above $4,400 and the Iran crisis driving safe-haven demand, every ounce Barrick mines is generating record margins. War premiums and central bank buying create a demand floor that didn't exist two years ago.
The catalyst: The 2026 Iran conflict has sent oil past $113/barrel and disrupted the Strait of Hormuz, putting 20% of global oil supply at risk. Gold surged past $5,500 before settling around $4,400. Central banks bought over 1,100 tonnes of gold in 2025 and the structural drivers — de-dollarization, geopolitical hedging, inflation — have only intensified. This is the most severe global supply disruption since the 1970s. These three companies are the biggest beneficiaries of the new reality.
Market Cap
$35B
P/E
15
Revenue Growth
+10.0%
Gross Margin
N/A
ROE
N/A
Listed on the NYSE, Barrick Gold operates as a mid-cap player in the mining sector, positioned as a pure-play investment vehicle for the commodities and natural resources megatrend. Major gold and copper miner with tier-one assets across 18 countries. Valued at 15x trailing earnings with a $35B market capitalization, the business is characterized by measured expansion, reporting +10% revenue change year-over-year.
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