Barrick Mining Corporation Stock Price, News & Analysis

Barrick Mining Corporation (NYSE:B, TSX:ABX) has begun trading under the new single-letter ticker symbol 'B' on the New York Stock Exchange. To mark this milestone, CEO Mark Bristow rang The Opening Bell® at the NYSE. The company maintains its 'ABX' symbol on the Toronto Stock Exchange.

As a leading global gold and copper mining company, Barrick operates six Tier One gold mines and is expanding its copper operations. The company's strategy combines the stability of gold with copper's growth potential, positioning itself to benefit from increasing global electrification and infrastructure demand. Key development projects include the Pueblo Viejo expansion, Fourmile gold project in Nevada, and the Reko Diq project featuring both copper and gold deposits.

Crawford & Company (NYSE: CRD-A and CRD-B) has announced its quarterly dividend declaration following its regular board meeting on May 7, 2025. The company will distribute a dividend of $0.07 per share for both Class A and Class B Common Stock. The dividend will be paid on June 6, 2025, to shareholders who are on record as of the market close on May 23, 2025.

BioArctic AB (BIOA) has received regulatory approval in Spain and Poland to expand its EXIST Phase 2a study of exidavnemab to include Multiple System Atrophy (MSA) patients. The study will now add 12 MSA patients to the existing 24 Parkinson's Disease participants.

Exidavnemab is a monoclonal antibody targeting alpha-synuclein aggregates, being developed as a potential disease-modifying treatment for neuronal synuclein diseases. The study will evaluate safety, tolerability, and various biomarkers in plasma, cerebrospinal fluid, and through digital measurements.

MSA is described as a rapidly progressive and fatal rare disease affecting the central and autonomic nervous systems, with no current cure or treatment to slow progression. The condition impacts basic functions including breathing, digestion, and bladder control.

Integrum AB (INTEG) has appointed Martin Hillsten as its new CEO, effective immediately, replacing acting CEO Scott Flora. Hillsten, who previously served as CEO of Integration Diagnostics, brings 20 years of life sciences industry experience with expertise in implant products and diagnostic imaging. The company is implementing a strategic shift to accelerate market penetration of the OPRA® Implant System in the US and priority European markets.

The new strategy focuses on selected Centers of Excellence, strengthened aftermarket approach, and operational optimization expected to yield cost savings of up to SEK 20 million annually by early 2026. Flora will continue supporting US marketing activities in an advisory role while maintaining his position on the Board of Directors.

ETQ, a Hexagon company and provider of quality management solutions, reported strong performance in Q1 2025, meeting both top and bottom-line goals. The company's ETQ Reliance® platform received eight G2 Winter 2025 Software awards, including leadership recognition across enterprise and midmarket segments. ETQ appointed Brandon McAllister as Chief Revenue Officer to oversee sales operations and expansion strategies.

The company expanded its global customer base across various sectors including heavy industry, life sciences, and manufacturing, adding notable clients like Ace International, RCA, and Discovery. Existing customers like 3D Systems, Emerson Electric, and PPG increased their platform usage. ETQ also released 2025 predictions highlighting trends in AI, EHS, connected workers, labor shortages, and product recall prevention.

TrustPoint has secured a $1.2 million SBIR Phase II contract from the US Navy's Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) to deliver and demonstrate first-of-its-kind C-band GNSS receivers. The company will partner with Hexagon | NovAtel and Hexagon US Federal to execute this groundbreaking project.

The collaboration combines TrustPoint's C-band services with NovAtel's GNSS receiver technology to develop resilient Positioning, Navigation, and Timing (PNT) solutions for military applications. The project aims to integrate TrustPoint's C-band GNSS services into advanced anti-jam receivers, offering GPS-independent capabilities for mission continuity in contested environments.

ASSA ABLOY (NASDAQ Stockholm: ASSA_B), a global leader in access solutions with $15.6 billion in annual sales and 63,000 employees, has acquired Pedestal PRO, a Utah-based manufacturer of access control mounting solutions.

Founded in 2002, Pedestal PRO specializes in designing and manufacturing universal and device-specific mounting solutions for security systems integrators and professionals globally. The company also offers custom design and fast-track fabrication services.

The acquisition strengthens ASSA ABLOY's presence in mature markets by enhancing its core business, as Pedestal PRO's products integrate seamlessly with ASSA ABLOY solutions. The founders and leadership team of Pedestal PRO, including CEO Pike Goss, will remain in place to support continued growth.

Hexagon AB (HEXA) has announced key leadership changes in its Manufacturing Intelligence division. Andreas Renulf will assume the role of President effective May 1, 2025, reporting to interim President and CEO Norbert Hanke. Renulf, who joined Hexagon in January 2024 as COO and Head of Machine Control for the Geosystems division, brings extensive experience from Trelleborg and ABB.

The current President, Josh Weiss, is departing to join another company and will facilitate the transition through May 2025. During his ten-year tenure at Hexagon, Weiss notably improved profitability and cash conversion in the Manufacturing Intelligence division. Renulf's appointment comes with expectations to drive growth and operational excellence, particularly in robotics and autonomy optimization for customer product lifecycles.

Lennar (NYSE: LEN) has partnered with Dandelion Energy to implement one of the largest residential geothermal deployments in US history. The collaboration will integrate Dandelion's geothermal systems into over 1,500 new Lennar homes in Colorado over the next two years.

Homeowners are expected to save approximately $30 million over 20 years compared to air-source heat pumps, offering the lowest monthly energy bills. The initiative benefits from Colorado's state tax credit and Xcel Energy's geothermal programs, significantly reducing up-front costs for homebuilders.

The project aligns with Colorado's clean energy transition goals, promising reduced carbon emissions and lower energy costs. According to the Department of Energy, widespread adoption of geothermal heat pumps could eliminate the need for 24,500 miles of new grid transmission lines.