AGIAlamos Gold Inc.
The Read
3% on average following catalysts, as seen in its Q1 2026 earnings, Q2 production update, and Q2 earnings report, with price often settling within prior scenario bands despite mixed operational and financial outcomes.
The schedule
- Thu29Oct
Release of Q3 2026 financial and operating results.
- Wed16Dec
Federal Reserve interest rate decision and its cascading effect on gold pricing and mining equities.
- Fri15Jan
Detailed 2027 outlook for gold production, all-in sustaining costs (AISC), and capital expenditures.
- Tue9Feb
Fourth-quarter earnings announcement and full-year financial reconciliation.
- Thu29Apr
First-quarter 2027 earnings release.
- Thu5Aug
Past
- Tue15Sep
Actual outcome: Bull · $35.71 at outcome
Price reached or exceeded bull target ($29.50) at outcome date.
Alamos Gold will provide updates on mine reserves and exploration drilling progress.
- Thu30Jul
Actual outcome: Bear · $31.10 at outcome
Alamos Gold reported Q2 2026 EPS of $0.63, meeting analyst estimates, but disclosed a production setback at its Young-Davidson mine. The operational disruption and resulting expectations for softer 2026 cash flow weighed heavily on investor sentiment, driving the stock well below the bear floor.
- Thu23Jul
Actual outcome: Bear · $28.08 at outcome
Alamos Gold reported a Q2 2026 production setback at its Young-Davidson mine, leading to softer cash flow expectations for the year. This operational disruption and the subsequent earnings release drove the stock 4.4% lower over the event window, despite some analysts viewing the setback as temporary.
Preliminary Q2 operating metrics regarding mine output and unit costs ahead of the formal earnings release.
- Sat25Apr
Actual outcome: Bear · $40.80 at outcome
Alamos Gold reported in-line Q1 2026 EPS of $0.45 and record revenues of $597 million, driven by elevated gold prices. Despite the strong headline financials and robust free cash flow, the stock fell 9.7% by the outcome date as softer Q1 production and the lack of an earnings beat failed to satisfy market expectations, prompting investors to take profits.
