Kinross Gold Corporation is a Canadian gold mining company headquartered in Toronto, Ontario. The company explores for, develops, and operates gold mines, with silver produced as a byproduct at certain properties. Its activities include mineral exploration, mine development, ore processing, and the sale of refined gold and other metals.
Kinross has historically operated mines across the Americas and West Africa. Its portfolio has included the Fort Knox, Round Mountain, and Bald Mountain mines in the United States; Paracatu in Brazil; Tasiast in Mauritania; and La Coipa in Chile. The company also owns development and exploration projects intended to support future production and extend the life of its operating assets.
Founded in 1993, Kinross expanded through acquisitions and mergers, including its combination with Echo Bay Mines and TVX Gold in 2003. The company focuses on responsible mining, operational performance, exploration, and maintaining long-term relationships with employees, host governments, and local communities in the regions where it operates.
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