Alamos Gold (NYSE:AGI) is a Canadian-based intermediate gold producer with a diversified portfolio of operating mines and development projects across North America and Turkey. Headquartered in Toronto, Ontario, the company focuses on the acquisition, exploration, development and operation of high-quality gold assets. Its three principal producing mines—Young-Davidson in Ontario, Island Gold in Ontario and Mulatos in Mexico—serve as the foundation for its production base, while development-stage projects in Turkey’s Çöpler and Kirazlı districts aim to drive future growth.
The company’s core business activities span the full mine lifecycle, including grassroots and brownfield exploration, prefeasibility and feasibility studies, mine engineering, construction, and sustainable mine operations. At Young-Davidson, Alamos employs conventional open-pit and underground methods; Island Gold is an underground-only operation noted for its high-grade vein system; and Mulatos operates as an open-pit mine with associated heap-leach processing facilities. Across these sites, the company leverages modern processing techniques, including carbon-in-leach and cyanide leaching, to optimize gold recovery and manage environmental impact.
Alamos Gold’s global footprint extends across Canada, Mexico and Turkey, with a focus on jurisdictions that offer stable regulatory frameworks and strong community partnerships. The company places emphasis on environmental stewardship, social responsibility and local engagement, maintaining community advisory panels and investing in regional infrastructure. Its management team is led by President and Chief Executive Officer John A. McCluskey, whose more than two decades of experience in the mining sector underpin Alamos’s strategic growth, operational excellence and commitment to generating long-term shareholder value.
Founded in 2003, Alamos Gold has grown through a combination of strategic acquisitions and organic exploration successes. Milestones include the discovery and development of the Island Gold deposit in 2012 and the acquisition of the Mulatos mine in 2015. As part of its ongoing development pipeline, Alamos continues to de-risk new projects through drill programs and feasibility studies, aiming to expand its resource base and extend mine lives. The company maintains a disciplined capital allocation approach, balancing reinvestment in the business with shareholder returns and a strong focus on health and safety.
