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Goldcorp
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Goldcorp Inc.
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goldcorp.com
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Private
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1993
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Goldcorp Inc. was a Canadian gold mining company headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia, with mining operations and development projects spanning Canada, Mexico, and South America. The company operated as a senior gold producer, extracting and selling mined gold and precious metals (with byproducts including copper, silver, zinc, and lead) into commodity market channels reaching refineries, smelters, jewelry manufacturers, electronics/semiconductor buyers, and investment vehicles such as bullion and ETFs. Pricing was market-determined and the company was previously publicly traded on the NYSE under the ticker GG before being acquired by Newmont Corporation in April 2019 for approximately $10 billion.

Following the merger, the combined entity was named Newmont Goldcorp and has since rebranded to Newmont Corporation, becoming the world's largest gold miner at the time of the deal. Goldcorp's legacy assets — including operations in Canada, Mexico, and South America — were integrated into Newmont's broader portfolio, which now spans the Americas, Australia, Africa, and Papua New Guinea. Goldcorp's pre-merger sustainability program emphasized seven pillars covering land rehabilitation, water management, tailings stewardship, community engagement, and transparent governance, with documented outcomes including rehabilitation of over 1,000 hectares of mined land for agricultural and forestry use and a 35% reduction in operational water consumption via closed-loop systems. These ESG practices contributed to the parent entity's recognition as the Top Gold Miner in the Dow Jones Sustainability Index for nine consecutive years as of 2025.

The company's business model was that of a commodity producer selling into global markets with no disclosed contract-based or customer-specific pricing, and no named end-customer concentration. As a wholly-owned subsidiary of Newmont post-2019, Goldcorp no longer operates as an independent reporting entity, and standalone financial metrics are not separately disclosed. Historical strategic activity included acquisitions of Exeter Resource Corporation (2017), Kaminak Gold (2016), and Canplats Resources (2009), reflecting an active inorganic growth strategy prior to the Newmont transaction.

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Goldcorp Inc. was a major Canadian gold mining company with operations across the Americas (Canada, Mexico, South America), acquired by Newmont Corporation in 2019 for approximately $10 billion and now integrated into Newmont's global mining portfolio.

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5,001–10,000
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Vancouver
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North America
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Serves global market

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gold mining, precious metals production, gold extraction operations, mineral resource development, sustainable mining
Industry1 code
1Gold Mining
CodeIMAKAEAAPrimaryYes
NAICS code2 codes
  • Gold Ore and Silver Ore Mining212220
  • Gold Ore and Silver Ore Mining21222
SIC code2 codes
  • Gold And Silver Ores1040
  • Metal Mining1000
Product category
Gold Mining
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Operations, Personnel, Infrastructure, Supply Chain, Technology or R&D, Others
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Goldcorp is a gold mining company that operated gold and precious metals mining assets across the Americas, including key operations in Canada, Mexico, and South America. The company focused on extracting and producing gold, with byproducts including copper, silver, zinc, and lead, while implementing sustainability practices across land rehabilitation, water management, tailings stewardship, and community engagement. Following the 2019 acquisition by Newmont Corporation, Goldcorp's operations have been integrated into Newmont's global mining portfolio.

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  • Reduced operational water consumption by 35% through closed-loop water management systems
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Goldcorp was a major gold mining company that was acquired by Newmont Corporation in 2019, forming Newmont Goldcorp (now simply Newmont Corporation). Following the acquisition, Newmont became the world's largest gold miner with a portfolio of mining operations and projects across the Americas, Australia, Africa, and Papua New Guinea. Goldcorp's legacy operations are now integrated into Newmont's global portfolio, which includes world-class mines such as Boddington in Australia, Peñasquito in Mexico, Ahafo in Ghana, and Yanacocha in Peru. The combined entity focuses on gold production with byproduct copper, silver, zinc, and lead, operating under Newmont's corporate structure and sustainability framework.

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1Goldcorp Mining Operations
CategoryGold and Precious Metals Mining
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Gold mining operations across the Americas producing gold and precious metal byproducts (copper, silver, zinc, lead). Operations were sold to refineries, smelters, and industrial buyers through commodity market channels. Following the 2019 Newmont acquisition, these operations are part of Newmont's global portfolio.

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Peers10 records
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Parent company that acquired Goldcorp in 2019, now the world's largest gold mining company. Operates the same legacy Goldcorp assets plus additional mines across the Americas, Australia, Africa, and Papua New Guinea.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Global gold mining company headquartered in South Africa with operations across Africa, the Americas, and Australia. Comparable as a major gold producer with diversified geographic footprint.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Mid-tier gold producer with operations in Africa, the Philippines, and Namibia. Comparable to Goldcorp's gold-only production model, though at a smaller scale.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Canadian-based senior gold producer with operations in the Americas and West Africa. Comparable mid-to-large cap gold miner with similar commodity exposure and Americas-focused portfolio.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Senior Canadian gold mining company with operations concentrated in Canada, Mexico, and Finland. Closely comparable to Goldcorp in terms of North American focus and gold-only production profile.

TypeDirect peer
Description

South African gold mining company with operations across Africa, Australia, and the Americas. Comparable senior gold producer with diversified geographic exposure and similar scale.

TypeDirect peer
Description

One of the world's largest gold mining companies with operations across the Americas, Africa, and Papua New Guinea. Directly comparable to Goldcorp as a senior gold producer with similar geographic exposure.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Major mining company with significant gold by-product production alongside copper. Overlaps with Newmont/Goldcorp in gold output while primarily focused on copper mining.

TypeRegional player
Description

Gold-focused royalty and streaming company with significant exposure to mining operations globally. Comparable as a vehicle for gold exposure, though structured as a royalty company rather than an operator.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Canadian-based precious metals producer with operations across the Americas, particularly focused on gold and silver mining in Argentina, Chile, and Brazil.

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Goldcorp

Gold Mininggoldcorp.com

Goldcorp Inc. was a major Canadian gold mining company with operations across the Americas (Canada, Mexico, South America), acquired by Newmont Corporation in 2019 for approximately $10 billion and now integrated into Newmont's global mining portfolio.

What Goldcorp does

Goldcorp Inc. was a Canadian gold mining company headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia, with mining operations and development projects spanning Canada, Mexico, and South America. The company operated as a senior gold producer, extracting and selling mined gold and precious metals (with byproducts including copper, silver, zinc, and lead) into commodity market channels reaching refineries, smelters, jewelry manufacturers, electronics/semiconductor buyers, and investment vehicles such as bullion and ETFs. Pricing was market-determined and the company was previously publicly traded on the NYSE under the ticker GG before being acquired by Newmont Corporation in April 2019 for approximately $10 billion.

Following the merger, the combined entity was named Newmont Goldcorp and has since rebranded to Newmont Corporation, becoming the world's largest gold miner at the time of the deal. Goldcorp's legacy assets — including operations in Canada, Mexico, and South America — were integrated into Newmont's broader portfolio, which now spans the Americas, Australia, Africa, and Papua New Guinea. Goldcorp's pre-merger sustainability program emphasized seven pillars covering land rehabilitation, water management, tailings stewardship, community engagement, and transparent governance, with documented outcomes including rehabilitation of over 1,000 hectares of mined land for agricultural and forestry use and a 35% reduction in operational water consumption via closed-loop systems. These ESG practices contributed to the parent entity's recognition as the Top Gold Miner in the Dow Jones Sustainability Index for nine consecutive years as of 2025.

The company's business model was that of a commodity producer selling into global markets with no disclosed contract-based or customer-specific pricing, and no named end-customer concentration. As a wholly-owned subsidiary of Newmont post-2019, Goldcorp no longer operates as an independent reporting entity, and standalone financial metrics are not separately disclosed. Historical strategic activity included acquisitions of Exeter Resource Corporation (2017), Kaminak Gold (2016), and Canplats Resources (2009), reflecting an active inorganic growth strategy prior to the Newmont transaction.

Goldcorp firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Goldcorp
Legal name
Goldcorp Inc.
Website
https://goldcorp.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1993
Operating status
Acquired
Headcount range
5,001–10,000 employees
Short description
Goldcorp Inc. was a major Canadian gold mining company with operations across the Americas (Canada, Mexico, South America), acquired by Newmont Corporation in 2019 for approximately $10 billion and now integrated into Newmont's global mining portfolio.
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Goldcorp industry classification

Industry
Product category
Gold Mining
NAICS
Gold Ore and Silver Ore Mining (212220), Gold Ore and Silver Ore Mining (21222)
SIC
Gold And Silver Ores (1040), Metal Mining (1000)
akta.pro primary industry
Gold Mining (IMAKAEAA)

Keywords

  • Gold mining
  • Precious metals production
  • Gold extraction operations
  • Mineral resource development
  • Sustainable mining

Where Goldcorp is headquartered

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Vancouver
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Canada
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North America

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Goldcorp business model

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B2B
Offering type
Services
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Operations, Personnel, Infrastructure, Supply Chain, Technology or R&D, Others

Distribution channels1 record

Goldcorp product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Goldcorp is a gold mining company that operated gold and precious metals mining assets across the Americas, including key operations in Canada, Mexico, and South America. The company focused on extracting and producing gold, with byproducts including copper, silver, zinc, and lead, while implementing sustainability practices across land rehabilitation, water management, tailings stewardship, and community engagement. Following the 2019 acquisition by Newmont Corporation, Goldcorp's operations have been integrated into Newmont's global mining portfolio.

Product overview

Goldcorp was a major gold mining company that was acquired by Newmont Corporation in 2019, forming Newmont Goldcorp (now simply Newmont Corporation). Following the acquisition, Newmont became the world's largest gold miner with a portfolio of mining operations and projects across the Americas, Australia, Africa, and Papua New Guinea. Goldcorp's legacy operations are now integrated into Newmont's global portfolio, which includes world-class mines such as Boddington in Australia, Peñasquito in Mexico, Ahafo in Ghana, and Yanacocha in Peru. The combined entity focuses on gold production with byproduct copper, silver, zinc, and lead, operating under Newmont's corporate structure and sustainability framework.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Goldcorp Mining Operations Gold mining operations across the Americas producing gold and precious metal byproducts (copper, silver, zinc, lead). Operations were sold to refineries, smelters, and industrial buyers through commodity market channels. Following the 2019 Newmont acquisition, these operations are part of Newmont's global portfolio.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Reduced operational water consumption by 35% through closed-loop water management systems
  • +1 more outcomes

Companies that use Goldcorp

Customer profile

Segments1 record

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Goldcorp technology and API

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Goldcorp partnerships and signals

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Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights3 records

Goldcorp competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Broad incumbents

  • Newmont Corporation: Parent company that acquired Goldcorp in 2019, now the world's largest gold mining company. Operates the same legacy Goldcorp assets plus additional mines across the Americas, Australia, Africa, and Papua New Guinea.

Direct peers

  • AngloGold Ashanti: Global gold mining company headquartered in South Africa with operations across Africa, the Americas, and Australia. Comparable as a major gold producer with diversified geographic footprint.
  • B2Gold Corp: Mid-tier gold producer with operations in Africa, the Philippines, and Namibia. Comparable to Goldcorp's gold-only production model, though at a smaller scale.
  • Kinross Gold Corporation: Canadian-based senior gold producer with operations in the Americas and West Africa. Comparable mid-to-large cap gold miner with similar commodity exposure and Americas-focused portfolio.
  • Agnico Eagle Mines: Senior Canadian gold mining company with operations concentrated in Canada, Mexico, and Finland. Closely comparable to Goldcorp in terms of North American focus and gold-only production profile.
  • Gold Fields Limited: South African gold mining company with operations across Africa, Australia, and the Americas. Comparable senior gold producer with diversified geographic exposure and similar scale.
  • Barrick Gold Corporation: One of the world's largest gold mining companies with operations across the Americas, Africa, and Papua New Guinea. Directly comparable to Goldcorp as a senior gold producer with similar geographic exposure.
  • Yamana Gold: Canadian-based precious metals producer with operations across the Americas, particularly focused on gold and silver mining in Argentina, Chile, and Brazil.

Emerging players

  • Freeport-McMoRan: Major mining company with significant gold by-product production alongside copper. Overlaps with Newmont/Goldcorp in gold output while primarily focused on copper mining.

Regional players

  • Franco-Nevada Corporation: Gold-focused royalty and streaming company with significant exposure to mining operations globally. Comparable as a vehicle for gold exposure, though structured as a royalty company rather than an operator.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights5 records

Customer concentration

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Goldcorp financial estimates

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Goldcorp M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A3 records

Investments12 records

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Frequently asked questions about Goldcorp

What does Goldcorp do?

Goldcorp is a gold mining company that operated gold and precious metals mining assets across the Americas, including key operations in Canada, Mexico, and South America. The company focused on extracting and producing gold, with byproducts including copper, silver, zinc, and lead, while implementing sustainability practices across land rehabilitation, water management, tailings stewardship, and community engagement. Following the 2019 acquisition by Newmont Corporation, Goldcorp's operations have been integrated into Newmont's global mining portfolio.

Is Goldcorp a public or private company?

Goldcorp is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently acquired.

When was Goldcorp founded?

Goldcorp was founded in 1993. It employs 5,001 to 10,000 people.

Where is Goldcorp based?

Goldcorp is headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, in the North America region.

Who are Goldcorp's main competitors?

Newmont Corporation is listed as a broad incumbent. Direct peers are AngloGold Ashanti, B2Gold Corp, Kinross Gold Corporation, Agnico Eagle Mines, Gold Fields Limited, Barrick Gold Corporation and Yamana Gold. Freeport-McMoRan is listed as an emerging player. Franco-Nevada Corporation is listed as a regional player.

Does Goldcorp have an API?

No public API is recorded for Goldcorp.

What industry is Goldcorp in?

Goldcorp's product category is Gold Mining. Its primary akta.pro industry code is IMAKAEAA, Gold Mining. Its NAICS code is 212220 and its SIC code is 1040.

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