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Centerra Gold Webinar Highlights Diversified Mine Portfolio and Multi-Year Growth

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Centerra Gold's recent Retail Investor Webinar on September 8, 2026, shed light on the company's diversified mine portfolio and multi-year organic project pipeline.

During the session, individual shareholders questioned management on valuation, growth projects, and operational execution. The focus was on balancing cost pressures with potential volume and reserve additions over time.

The key belief is that Mount Milligan, Öksüt, and US molybdenum assets can fund and support the long project list without stretching the balance sheet. However, the largest risk remains that project ramp-ups at Goldfield, Kemess, and Thompson Creek demand more capital or time than expected, potentially squeezing free cash flow if gold prices soften.

The Retail Investor Webinar brought execution questions directly to management, highlighting existing risks around royalties at Öksüt and high streaming exposure. Centerra Gold's current analyst narrative points to 2029 revenues of $2.5 billion and earnings of $439.8 million, based on a 12.8% yearly revenue growth rate.

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