Gold Fields shares surge 5.02% intraday on Q3 2025 earnings beat and 22% gold production growth.

Gold Fields surged 5.02% intraday following a 252.6% annual gain, driven by strong third-quarter 2025 earnings (EPS $0.84 vs. $0.82 expected), 22% year-over-year gold production growth, and a $50 million strategic acquisition of Founders Metals. The stock’s all-time high of $58.19 reflects improved capital returns, 50.41% revenue growth, and 51.92% gross profit margins, supported by cost reductions and operational efficiency. Analysts at RBC and BMO maintained Outperform ratings despite conflicting price targets ($45 and $44), underscoring confidence in the company’s reinvestment plans and growth strategies outlined at its recent Capital Markets Day. Reduced production costs and the Salares Norte mine’s ramp-up further bolstered market optimism, aligning with the intraday rally.