Barrick Gold Has No Assets That It Needs to Sell, CEO Bristow Says

The transcript discusses the strategic priorities of a mining company, focusing on balancing shareholder returns with growth and capital expenditure. It highlights the company's achievements since merging Randgold and Barrick, including a new 5-year plan. The discussion covers rising gold prices, CapEx strategies, and forecasts a decline in gold production by 2029. The company is involved in asset sales, particularly in Zambia and Australia, aiming for over $1.5 billion from non-core assets. The need for industry consolidation, especially in the mid-tier range, is emphasized.

What does the speaker suggest about the future of gold production by 2029?

What is the target amount the organization aims to realize from non-core asset sales?

How does the speaker describe the current state of the gold production industry?