| NEWMONT –
THE INDUSTRY LEADER |
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Only S&P 500 gold stock. |
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“No gold hedging” philosophy. |
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Largest market capitalization and trading
liquidity. |
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| FINANCIAL
PERFORMANCE |
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Record net cash provided by operating activities of
$1.6 billion. |
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Industry-leading net income of $443 million and earnings
per share of $1.00. |
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Highest average market spot gold price since 1988 of
$410 per ounce. Newmont realized $412 per ounce. |
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Cash and marketable securities of $2.1 billion exceeded
total debt of $1.6 billion at year-end. |
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Annual dividend per share increased 76% from 2003. |
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| OPERATING
PERFORMANCE |
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Industry-leading 7 million equity ounces of gold sales
at total cash costs of $231 per ounce. |
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Record gold sales of 1.6 million equity ounces at Yanacocha
in Peru. |
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Began development of Ahafo in Ghana with production
expected in the second half of 2006. |
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Record equity copper sales of 379 million pounds at
an average realized price of $1.33 per pound at Batu Hijau
in Indonesia. |
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| EXPLORATION
AND LAND POSITION |
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Industry-leading gold reserves of 92.4 million equity
ounces at a $350 per ounce gold price assumption. |
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Reported an additional 4 million equity ounces of reserves
in Ghana, increasing total reserves to 16 million equity
ounces. |
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Replaced depletion in Nevada for record reserves of
34 million equity ounces. |
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| MERCHANT BANKING |
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Increased royalty and dividend income by 17% to $66
million. |
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Purchased a 6.6% interest in Canadian Oil Sands Trust
to serve as a natural hedge against rising oil prices. |
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Increased the value of marketable equity securities
and investments to more than $500 million at year-end,
including the Canadian Oil |
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Continued drilling to advance the prospective Alberta
“Black Gold” heavy oil project towards feasibility. |
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| ENVIRONMENTAL
AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY |
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Current chair of the International Council on Mining
and Metals. |
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Signatory to the United Nations Global Compact and the
US/UK Voluntary Principles on Security and Human Rights. |
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Participant in the Extractive Industries Transparency
Initiative and the World Economic Forum’s Partnering
Against Corruption Initiative. |