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Alamos Gold Inc. Class A Common Shares

NYSE: AGINoneCanada

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Market capitalization: 11.97B USD
Shares outstanding: 418.59M
Mining projects: 0
Project countries: 0

Stock performance

NYSE · USD

1 week: -7.50%
1 month: -11.46%
3 months: -14.26%
YTD: -25.48%
1 year: -14.59%

Company snapshot

Alamos Gold Inc. Class A Common Shares is the equity of Alamos Gold Inc., a Canadian intermediate gold producer focused on the exploration, development, and operation of gold mines. The company’s current business is centered on producing gold from its operating assets in North America, with mine sites and development projects that support its production base in Canada and Mexico. Alamos Gold also manages its operations around ore extraction, processing, and mine optimization, making it an important participant in the precious metals sector. Its shares provide market exposure to a company whose performance is closely tied to mining activity, operating execution, and gold market conditions. Based in Toronto, Canada, Alamos Gold remains recognized for its concentration on gold production and its role in the North American mining industry.

CEO: Mr. John A. McCluskey
Industry: Gold
Head office: Toronto, Canada

52-week range: 26.92 – 55.41
Avg. volume (90d): 3.45M
50-day average: 33.46
200-day average: 38.02

Contact details

Brookfield Place, Toronto, ON, M5J 2T3

416 368 9932

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2026
Nov 2Gold Has Cooled From Its First-Quarter Record, Yet Miners Still Sold Ounces at Prices More Than 20% Above Last YearSALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 2, 2026 /CNW/ -- Equity Insider News Commentary - Whether gold looks expensive or cheap in 2026 depends on the yardstick. Against last year, the metal is still worth far more: the...