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G Mining Ventures outlook positive despite higher costs, Jefferies says

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G Mining Ventures outlook positive despite higher costs, Jefferies says

Jefferies reiterated a Buy on G Mining Ventures with an unchanged C$54 price target (≈25% upside), citing sustained margins and two-year production growth as core drivers. Guidance calls for 160,000–190,000 oz in 2026 (H2-weighted) and 200,000–235,000 oz in 2027, while AISC is forecast at $1,230–$1,444/oz in 2026 (≈4% above consensus) and $977–$1,146/oz in 2027; 2026 capex is pegged at $514–$568m for Oko West with first gold expected H2 2027. Management is advancing Oko West on budget (44% capex committed, 60% detailed engineering complete), funding a record $42–$50m exploration program, and sees 2028 as the free-cash-flow inflection when TZ and Oko West are fully realized.

Analysis

Market structure: G Mining (GMIN.TO / GMINF) is positioned to gain share among low-cost producers as Oko West (1H production 2H-2027) and full TZ output push consolidated gold production toward ~200–235k oz in 2027, improving margin leverage versus higher-cost peers. The near-term 2026 AISC bump ($1,230–1,444/oz) is partly gold-price driven and should be transient; the real supply impact is modest vs global gold market (~13–14 moz annual mine supply) but meaningfully positive for GMIN’s unit economics from 2028 FCF inflection. Capital intensity (C$514–568m 2026 capex, 44% committed) tightens financing/credit spreads for similarly sized developers and increases sensitivity to rates and FX funding costs. Cross-asset: material events (cost overruns/delays) would widen credit spreads, push equity vol higher (option premia), modestly bullish for gold (safe haven), and could weaken CAD if funded in local currency markets.

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