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Der Goldminenkonzern Newmont Mining Corp. konnte im dritten Quartal einen Gewinnanstieg melden und begründete dies unter anderem mit einem höheren Goldpreis und der guten Nachfrage nach Stahl.

Der weltgrößte Goldproduzent erwirtschaftete im Berichtsquartal einen Nettogewinn von 128,7 Mio. Dollar bzw. ein EPS- Ergebnis von 29 Cents, nachdem im Vorjahresquartal ein Nettogewinn von 114,4 Mio. Dollar bzw. 28 Cents je Aktie erzielt werden konnte. Der Konzernumsatz konnte gegenüber dem Vorjahresquartal (881,2 Mio. Dollar) auf 1,16 Mrd. Dollar gesteigert werden.

Analysten waren im Vorfeld von einem EPS von 25 Cents und einem Erlös von 1,17 Mrd. Dollar ausgegangen. Für das laufende Quartal rechnen Analysten mit einem Gewinn von 32 Cents je Aktie und Umsätzen in Höhe von 1,21 Mrd. Dollar.

Die Aktie von Newmont Mining notiert derzeit bei 46,85 Dollar.

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NEWMONT MINING CORPORATION HOLDING COMPANY


Autor: SmartHouseMedia (© wallstreet:online AG / SmartHouse Media GmbH),20:48 27.10.2004

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Quartalsdividende auf 0,10$ erhöht:

DENVER, Oct 27, 2004 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- The Board of Directors of Newmont Mining Corporation (NYSE: NEM) today declared an increased quarterly dividend of $0.10 per share, payable December 21, 2004 to holders of record at the close of business on December 1, 2004. This represents a 33% increase over the prior quarterly dividend of $0.075 per share.

In addition, Newmont Mining Corporation of Canada Limited (TSX: NMC) today declared an increased quarterly dividend of Cdn $0.12257 per share on its exchangeable shares, payable on December 21, 2004 to holders of record at the close of business on December 1, 2004.

Wayne W. Murdy, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Newmont, commented: "The Board of Directors` decision to increase the dividend by 33% reflects the Company`s strong cash flow generation, balance sheet, financial flexibility and our continued favorable outlook for the gold price. The Board of Directors will continue to evaluate the dividend policy going forward in light of the Company`s long-term objective of providing shareholders with an S & P 500-type dividend yield."

Cautionary Statement

This news release contains "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, that are intended to be covered by the safe harbor created by such sections. Such forward-looking statements include, without limitation, (i) statements regarding future earnings, (ii) statements of future cash flows, and (iii) statements regarding future dividends. Where the Company expresses or implies an expectation or belief as to future events or results, such expectation or belief is expressed in good faith and believed to have a reasonable basis. However, forward-looking statements are subject to risks, uncertainties and other factors. For a more detailed discussion of such risks and other factors, see the Company`s 2003 Annual Report on Form 10-K, which is on file with the Securities and Exchange Commission, as well as the Company`s other SEC filings. The Company does not undertake any obligation to release publicly revisions to any "forward-looking statement," to reflect events or circumstances after the date of this news release, or to reflect the occurrence of unanticipated events, except as may be required under applicable securities laws.

SOURCE Newmont Mining Corporation
Investors, Randy Engel, 303-837-6033, [e-mail], or Wendy Yang, 303-837-6141, [e-mail], or Media, Doug Hock, 303-837-5812, [e-mail], all of Newmont Mining Corporation
(NEM NMC.)


"Safe Harbor" Statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995: Statements in this press release regarding Newmont Mining Corporation`s business which are not historical facts are "forward-looking statements" that involve risks and uncertainties. For a discussion of such risks and uncertainties, which could cause actual results to differ from those contained in the forward-looking statements, see "Risk Factors" in the Company`s Annual Report or Form 10-K for the most recently ended fiscal year.


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DENVER, Feb 02, 2005 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- The Board of Directors of Newmont Mining Corporation (NYSE: NEM) today declared a regular quarterly dividend of $0.10 per share, payable March 24, 2005 to holders of record at the close of business on March 3, 2005.

In addition, Newmont Mining Corporation of Canada Limited (TSX: NMC) today declared a regular quarterly dividend of Cdn $0.1241 share on its exchangeable shares, payable on March 24, 2005 to holders of record at the close of business on March 3, 2005.

SOURCE Newmont Mining Corporation

Investors, Randy Engel, [phone], [e-mail], Wendy Yang, [phone], [e-mail], or Jennifer Van Dinter, [phone], [e-mail], or Media, Doug Hock, [phone], [e-mail], all of Newmont Mining Corporation

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DENVER, Feb. 3 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Newmont Mining Corporation (NYSE: NEM) reported record proven and probable gold reserves of 92.4 million equity ounces for year-end 2004, based on a gold price assumption of $350 per ounce.

Commenting on the exploration results, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Wayne W. Murdy said, "In 2004, we again exceeded our goal of replacing depletion through exploration and had another year of reserve growth, adding 8.6 million equity ounces."

Describing the exploration results, President Pierre Lassonde said, "Our reserve growth highlights the strength of our exploration team, our extensive land position and our proprietary technologies. We had another outstanding year in Ghana, adding 4.1 million equity ounces and increasing equity reserves by 35% to 16.0 million ounces. Nevada also more than replaced depletion, adding 3.2 million ounces and increasing reserves to a record 34.0 million equity ounces."

The Company also updated its equity gold reserve price sensitivity. As illustrated below, if calculated at gold prices of $375 and $400 per ounce, gold reserves would increase to approximately 98 million ounces and 101 million ounces, respectively. The full impact of higher gold prices on our equity gold reserves is constrained by limited drill data on the margins of known mineralization.

2004 Exploration Highlights

* In Ghana, reserves increased by 4.1 million equity ounces to
16.0 million equity ounces.

* In Nevada, reserves net of depletion grew to a 39-year record of
34.0 million equity ounces, with 2.3 million ounces added at Phoenix.

* In Peru, 4.5 million equity ounces were added at Minas Conga.

* In Indonesia, Batu Hijau replaced equity gold reserves net of
depletion.

Cautionary Statement
This news release contains "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, that are intended to be covered by the safe harbor created by such sections. Such forward-looking statements include, without limitation, estimates of reserves or estimates of mineralized material not in reserves. Where the company expresses or implies an expectation or belief as to future events or results, such expectation or belief is expressed in good faith and believed to have a reasonable basis. However, forward-looking statements are subject to risks, uncertainties and other factors, which could cause actual results to differ materially from future results expressed, projected or implied by such forward-looking statements. Such risks include, but are not limited to, gold and other metals price volatility, currency fluctuations, increased production costs and variances in ore grade or recovery rates from those assumed in mining plans, as well as political and operational risks in the countries in which we operate and governmental regulation and judicial outcomes. For a more detailed discussion of such risks and other factors, see the Company`s 2003 Annual Report on Form 10-K, which is on file with the Securities and Exchange Commission, as well as the Company`s other SEC filings. The Company does not undertake any obligation to release publicly any revisions to any "forward- looking statement," to reflect events or circumstances after the date of this news release, or to reflect the occurrence of unanticipated events, except as may be required under applicable securities laws.



Table 1: Equity Proven, Probable, and Combined
Gold Reserves (1) - U.S. Units

December 31, 2004
Deposits/Districts Gold Proven Reserves
Equity
Ownership Tonnage Grade Au
(%) (000 tons) (oz/ton) (000 ozs)
North America
Nevada
Carlin Open Pit (2) 100.0% 16,100 0.070 1,130
Twin Creeks 100.0% 14,900 0.083 1,240
Lone Tree Complex 100.0% 2,700 0.099 270
Phoenix (3) 100.0% 0 0
Carlin Underground (4) 100.0% 1,900 0.65 1,230
Midas (5) 100.0% 700 0.68 460
Tuquoise Ridge (6) 25.0% 1,100 0.61 690
Nevada Stockpiles (7) 100.0% 26,000 0.091 2,360
Nevada In-Process (8) 100.0% 45,700 0.021 940
Sub-Total Nevada 109,100 0.076 8,320
Other North America
Golden Giant, Ontario 100.0% 0 0
Holloway, Ontario (9) 93.87% 500 0.16 80
La Herradura, Sonora 44.0% 11,300 0.025 280
Sub-Total Other North America 11,800 0.030 360
TOTAL NORTH AMERICA 120,900 0.072 8,680

South America
Yanacocha Pits (10) 51.35% 40,400 0.026 1,060
Yanacocha In-Process (8) 51.35% 29,000 0.028 820
Total Yanacocha Peru 51.35% 69,400 0.027 1,880
Minas Congas, Peru (11) 51.35% 0 0
Kori Kollo, Bolivia (12) 88.0% 5,900 0.017 100
TOTAL SOUTH AMERICA 75,300 0.026 1,980

Australia/New Zealand
Boddington, Western
Australia (13) 44.44% 61,000 0.027 1,670
Golden Grove, Western
Australia (14) 100.0% 2,400 0.025 60
Kalgoorlie Pits and
Underground 50.0% 35,600 0.061 2,190
Kalgoorlie Stockpiles (7) 50.0% 12,400 0.035 430
Total Kalgoorlie, Western
Australia (15) 50.0% 48,000 0.055 2,620
Pajingo, Queensland 100.0% 200 0.47 110
Tanami Underground and
Pits 100.0% 4,800 0.19 890
Tanami Stockpiles (7) 100.0% 1,100 0.079 90
Total Tanami, Northern
Territories 100.0% 5,900 0.17 980
Jundee, Western Australia 100.0% 3,100 0.047 140
Bronzewing, Western
Australia (16) 100.0% 0 0
Martha, New Zealand (17) 100.0% 0 0
TOTAL AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND 120,600 0.046 5,580

Asia and Europe
Batu Hijau Pit 52.875% 148,600 0.013 1,910
Batu Hijau
Stockpiles (7) 52.875% 0 0
Total Batu Hijau,
Indonesia (18) 52.875% 148,600 0.013 1,910
Minahasa, Indonesia (19) 94.0% 0 0
Ovacik, Turkey (20) 100.0% 200 0.38 70
Perama, Greece (21) 80.0% 0 0
Zarafshan,
Uzbekistan (22) 50.0% 53,800 0.037 1,940
TOTAL ASIA AND EUROPE 202,600 0.019 3,920

Africa
Akyem, Ghana (23) 85.0% 0 0
Ahafo, Ghana (24) 100.0% 0 0

TOTAL AFRICA 0 0

TOTAL NEWMONT WORLDWIDE 519,400 0.039 20,160



Table 1: Equity Proven, Probable, and Combined
Gold Reserves (1) - U.S. Units

December 31, 2004
Deposits/Districts Gold Probable Reserves
Tonnage Grade Au
(000 tons) (oz/ton) (000 ozs)
North America
Nevada
Carlin Open Pit (2) 185,500 0.045 8,290
Twin Creeks 46,900 0.073 3,420
Lone Tree Complex 11,300 0.054 610
Phoenix (3) 248,000 0.034 8,470
Carlin Underground (4) 6,800 0.47 3,180
Midas (5) 2,200 0.45 990
Tuquoise Ridge (6) 600 0.62 360
Nevada Stockpiles (7) 4,300 0.058 250
Nevada In-Process (8) 1,300 0.062 80
Sub-Total Nevada 506,900 0.051 25,650
Other North America
Golden Giant, Ontario 500 0.31 160
Holloway, Ontario (9) 900 0.19 180
La Herradura, Sonora 11,000 0.030 330
Sub-Total Other North America 12,400 0.054 670
TOTAL NORTH AMERICA 519,300 0.051 26,320

South America
Yanacocha Pits (10) 307,800 0.033 10,210
Yanacocha In-Process (8) 0 0
Total Yanacocha Peru 307,800 0.033 10,210
Minas Congas, Peru (11) 190,500 0.023 4,470
Kori Kollo, Bolivia (12) 16,600 0.022 370
TOTAL SOUTH AMERICA 514,900 0.029 15,050

Australia/New Zealand
Boddington, Western Australia (13) 129,900 0.025 3,180
Golden Grove, Western Australia (14) 2,100 0.069 140
Kalgoorlie Pits and Underground 39,800 0.064 2,560
Kalgoorlie Stockpiles (7) 0 0
Total Kalgoorlie, Western
Australia (15) 39,800 0.064 2,560
Pajingo, Queensland 1,700 0.32 540
Tanami Underground and Pits 7,300 0.14 1,060
Tanami Stockpiles (7) 3,000 0.037 110.0
Total Tanami, Northern Territories 10,300 0.11 1,170
Jundee, Western Australia 5,300 0.24 1,270
Bronzewing, Western Australia (16) 0 0
Martha, New Zealand (17) 4,400 0.15 670
TOTAL AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND 193,500 0.049 9,530

Asia and Europe
Batu Hijau Pit 440,100 0.011 5,000
Batu Hijau Stockpiles (7) 86,400 0.004 300
Total Batu Hijau, Indonesia (18) 526,500 0.010 5,300
Minahasa, Indonesia (19) 0 0
Ovacik, Turkey (20) 200 0.15 30
Perama, Greece (21) 0 0
Zarafshan, Uzbekistan (22) 0 0
TOTAL ASIA AND EUROPE 526,700 0.010 5,330

Africa
Akyem, Ghana (23) 109,400 0.049 5,410
Ahafo, Ghana (24) 156,900 0.068 10,630

TOTAL AFRICA 266,300 0.060 16,040

TOTAL NEWMONT WORLDWIDE 2,020,700 0.036 72,270



Table 1: Equity Proven, Probable, and Combined
Gold Reserves (1) - U.S. Units

December 31, 2004
Gold Proven + Probable
Deposits/Districts Reserves Metallurgical
Tonnage Grade Au Recovery
(000 tons) (oz/ton) (000 ozs) (%)
North America
Nevada
Carlin Open Pit (2) 201,600 0.047 9,420 74%
Twin Creeks 61,800 0.075 4,660 81%
Lone Tree Complex 14,000 0.063 880 81%
Phoenix (3) 248,000 0.034 8,470 80%
Carlin Underground (4) 8,700 0.51 4,410 94%
Midas (5) 2,900 0.51 1,450 96%
Tuquoise Ridge (6) 1,700 0.61 1,050 91%
Nevada Stockpiles (7) 30,300 0.086 2,610 81%
Nevada In-Process (8) 47,000 0.022 1,020 65%
Sub-Total Nevada 616,000 0.055 33,970 81%
Other North America
Golden Giant, Ontario 500 0.31 160 96%
Holloway, Ontario (9) 1,400 0.18 260 94%
La Herradura, Sonora 22,300 0.027 610 66%
Sub-Total Other North America 24,200 0.042 1,030 78%
TOTAL NORTH AMERICA 640,200 0.055 35,000 81%

South America
Yanacocha Pits (10) 348,200 0.032 11,270 67%
Yanacocha In-Process (8) 29,000 0.028 820 77%
Total Yanacocha Peru 377,200 0.032 12,090 69%
Minas Congas, Peru (11) 190,500 0.023 4,470 75%
Kori Kollo, Bolivia (12) 22,500 0.021 470 63%
TOTAL SOUTH AMERICA 590,200 0.029 17,030 70%

Australia/New Zealand
Boddington, Western
Australia (13) 190,900 0.025 4,850 82%
Golden Grove, Western
Australia (14) 4,500 0.045 200 62%
Kalgoorlie Pits and
Underground 75,400 0.063 4,750 87%
Kalgoorlie Stockpiles (7) 12,400 0.035 430 87%
Total Kalgoorlie, Western
Australia (15) 87,800 0.059 5,180 87%
Pajingo, Queensland 1,900 0.34 650 96%
Tanami Underground and Pits 12,100 0.16 1,950 96%
Tanami Stockpiles (7) 4,100 0.048 200 95%
Total Tanami, Northern
Territories 16,200 0.13 2,150 95%
Jundee, Western Australia 8,400 0.17 1,410 93%
Bronzewing, Western
Australia (16) 0 0 n/a
Martha, New Zealand (17) 4,400 0.15 670 90%
TOTAL AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND 314,100 0.048 15,110 87%

Asia and Europe
Batu Hijau Pit 588,700 0.012 6,910 81%
Batu Hijau Stockpiles (7) 86,400 0.004 300 73%
Total Batu Hijau,
Indonesia (18) 675,100 0.011 7,210 80%
Minahasa, Indonesia (19) 0 0 n/a
Ovacik, Turkey (20) 400 0.25 100 96%
Perama, Greece (21) 0 0 n/a
Zarafshan, Uzbekistan (22) 53,800 0.037 1,940 57%
TOTAL ASIA AND EUROPE 729,300 0.013 9,250 75%

Africa
Akyem, Ghana (23) 109,400 0.049 5,410 89%
Ahafo, Ghana (24) 156,900 0.068 10,630 88%

TOTAL AFRICA 266,300 0.060 16,040 88%

TOTAL NEWMONT WORLDWIDE 2,540,100 0.036 92,430 81%



Table 1: Equity Proven, Probable, and Combined
Gold Reserves (1) - U.S. Units

December 31, 2003
Deposits/Districts Gold Proven + Probable Reserves
Tonnage Grade Au
(000 tons) (oz/ton) (000 ozs)
North America
Nevada
Carlin Open Pit (2) 222,800 0.044 9,870
Twin Creeks 62,200 0.077 4,770
Lone Tree Complex 16,300 0.086 1,390
Phoenix (3) 175,700 0.035 6,150
Carlin Underground (4) 8,800 0.55 4,850
Midas (5) 3,400 0.58 1,950
Tuquoise Ridge (6) 2,100 0.59 1,220
Nevada Stockpiles (7) 28,900 0.092 2,640
Nevada In-Process (8) 31,700 0.028 900
Sub-Total Nevada 551,900 0.061 33,740
Other North America
Golden Giant, Ontario 1,100 0.30 330
Holloway, Ontario (9) 1,900 0.19 360
La Herradura, Sonora 26,000 0.030 780
Sub-Total Other North America 29,000 0.051 1,470
TOTAL NORTH AMERICA 580,900 0.061 35,210

South America
Yanacocha Pits (10) 504,200 0.030 15,300
Yanacocha In-Process (8) 33,500 0.029 980
Total Yanacocha Peru 537,700 0.030 16,280
Minas Congas, Peru (11) 0 0
Kori Kollo, Bolivia (12) 18,000 0.020 370
TOTAL SOUTH AMERICA 555,700 0.030 16,650

Australia/New Zealand
Boddington, Western Australia (13) 190,900 0.025 4,850
Golden Grove, Western
Australia (14) 3,500 0.035 120
Kalgoorlie Pits and Underground 85,900 0.064 5,500
Kalgoorlie Stockpiles (7) 11,100 0.036 400
Total Kalgoorlie, Western
Australia (15) 97,000 0.061 5,890
Pajingo, Queensland 2,500 0.329 830
Tanami Underground and Pits 15,200 0.166 2,500
Tanami Stockpiles (7) 4,500 0.049 220
Total Tanami, Northern Territories 19,700 0.138 2,720
Jundee, Western Australia 10,000 0.171 1,700
Bronzewing, Western Australia (16) 300 0.108 30
Martha, New Zealand (17) 5,300 0.14 760
TOTAL AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND 329,200 0.051 16,900

Asia and Europe
Batu Hijau Pit 544,500 0.013 6,880
Batu Hijau Stockpiles (7) 70,800 0.003 230
Total Batu Hijau, Indonesia (18) 615,300 0.012 7,110
Minahasa, Indonesia (19) 400 0.140 50
Ovacik, Turkey (20) 500 0.330 170
Perama, Greece (21) 9,700 0.108 1,050
Zarafshan, Uzbekistan (22) 61,500 0.037 2,260
TOTAL ASIA AND EUROPE 687,400 0.015 10,630

Africa
Akyem, Ghana (23) 80,000 0.054 4,280
Ahafo, Ghana (24) 108,600 0.070 7,630

TOTAL AFRICA 188,600 0.063 11,910

TOTAL NEWMONT WORLDWIDE 2,341,800 0.039 91,300



(1) Reserves are calculated at US$350, A$550, or NZ$650 per ounce gold
price unless otherwise noted. 2003 reserves were calculated at a
US$325, A$545, or NZ$665 per ounce gold price unless otherwise
noted. Tonnage amounts have been rounded to the nearest 100,000 and
gold ounces have been rounded to the nearest 10,000.
(2) Includes undeveloped reserves at Castle Reef, North Lantern and
Emigrant deposits for combined total undeveloped reserves of
1,450,000 ounces.
(3) Deposit is currently undeveloped except for minor leach production.
Construction of facilities began in November 2004.
(4) Includes partially developed reserves at Leeville, which contains
total reserves of 2,610,000 ounces.
(5) Also contains reserves of over 18 million ounces of silver with a
metallurgical recovery of 91%.
(6) Reserve estimates provided by Placer Dome, the operator of the
Turquoise Ridge Joint Venture.
(7) Stockpiles are primarily material that has been set aside to allow
processing of higher grade material in the mills. Stockpiles
increase or decrease depending on current mine plans. Stockpiles
are reported separately where tonnage or contained ounces are
greater than 5 percent of the total site reported reserves and
contained ounces are greater than 100,000 ounces.
(8) Material in-process represents that material on leach pads at the
end of the year from which gold remains to be recovered. Material
in-process is reported separately where tonnage or contained ounces
are greater than 5 percent of the total site reported reserves and
contained ounces are greater than 100,000 ounces.
(9) Percentage reflects Newmont`s weighted equity interest from 84.65%
interest in Holloway JV and 100% interest in remaining reserves. In
2003 this percentage was 91.5%. Property includes currently
undeveloped reserves at the Blacktop deposit of 80,000 ounces.
(10) Reported reserves are based on Newmont`s 51.35% equity interest.
Yanacocha is consolidated on a 100% basis for accounting purposes,
then the minority interests of our partners are recognized.
Reserves include currently undeveloped deposits at Corimayo and
Chaquicocha Sur, which contain combined undeveloped reserves of
2,970,000 equity ounces.
(11) Deposit is undeveloped.
(12) Reserves at Kori Chaca containing 300,000 equity ounces are
currently being developed.
(13) As in 2003, reserves were calculated at a A$425 per ounce gold
price, and accounted for on an equity basis. Deposit is currently
undeveloped.
(14) Gold reported in reserves is contained within zinc and copper ore
bodies.
(15) Reserve based on A$560 per ounce gold price. Percentage reflects
Newmont`s equity interest. Pro-rata consolidated for accounting
purposes.
(16) Property was sold in 2004 after reserves were depleted.
(17) Includes currently undeveloped reserves at the Favona deposit
containing 350,000 ounces.
(18) Percentage reflects Newmont`s economic interest in remaining
reserves.
(19) Processing of remaining stockpiles was completed in August 2004.
(20) Mine has been shut down since September 2004, pending re-issuance of
operating permits from the Turkish government.
(21) Property sold in December 2004.
(22) Reserves are primarily designated stockpile material.
(23) Deposits are currently undeveloped. Construction of facilities
began in November 2004.
(24) Deposit is undeveloped.



Table 2: Equity Base Metal Reserves - U.S. Units

Copper (1)
December 31, 2004

Copper Proven Reserve
Equity
Copper Ownership Tonnage Grade Copper
(million
(%) (000 tons) (Cu%) pounds)
Phoenix, Nevada (2) 100.0% 0 0
Minas Conga, Peru (3) 51.35% 0 0
Batu Hijau 52.875% 148,700 0.50% 1,480
Batu Hijau, Stockpiles (4) 52.875% 0 0
Total Batu Hijau, Indonesia (5) 52.875% 148,700 0.50% 1,480
Boddington, Western
Australia (6) 44.44% 61,000 0.12% 140
Golden Grove, Western Australia 100.0% 3,100 2.91% 180
TOTAL NEWMONT COPPER 212,800 0.42% 1,800

Zinc (7)
December 31, 2004

Zinc Proven Reserve
Zinc Equity
Ownership Tonnage Grade Zinc
(million
(%) (000 tons) (Zn%) pounds)
Golden Grove, Western Australia 100.0% 900 11.8% 200
TOTAL NEWMONT ZINC 900 11.8% 200



Table 2: Equity Base Metal Reserves - U.S. Units

Copper (1)
December 31, 2004

Copper Probable Reserve
Copper Tonnage Grade Copper
(million
(000 tons) (Cu%) pounds)
Phoenix, Nevada (2) 216,700 0.15% 660
Minas Conga, Peru (3) 190,600 0.30% 1,140
Batu Hijau 440,200 0.47% 4,120
Batu Hijau, Stockpiles (4) 86,500 0.38% 660
Total Batu Hijau, Indonesia (5) 526,700 0.45% 4,780
Boddington, Western Australia (6) 129,700 0.13% 330
Golden Grove, Western Australia 5,600 1.60% 180
TOTAL NEWMONT COPPER 1,069,300 0.33% 7,090

Zinc (7)
December 31, 2004

Zinc Probable Reserve
Zinc Tonnage Grade Zinc
(million
(000 tons) (Zn%) pounds)
Golden Grove, Western Australia 1,800 14.7% 530
TOTAL NEWMONT ZINC 1,800 14.7% 530



Table 2: Equity Base Metal Reserves - U.S. Units

Copper (1)
December 31, 2004

Copper Proven + Probable
Reserve Metallurgical
Copper Tonnage Grade Copper Recovery
(million
(000 tons) (Cu%) pounds) (%)

Phoenix, Nevada (2) 216,700 0.15% 660 67%
Minas Conga, Peru (3) 190,600 0.30% 1,140 90%
Batu Hijau 588,900 0.48% 5,600 86%
Batu Hijau, Stockpiles (4) 86,500 0.38% 660 80%
Total Batu Hijau, Indonesia (5) 675,400 0.46% 6,260 85%
Boddington, Western
Australia (6) 190,700 0.12% 470 84%
Golden Grove, Western
Australia 8,700 2.07% 360 88%
TOTAL NEWMONT COPPER 1,282,100 0.35% 8,890 84%



Zinc (7)
December 31, 2004

Zinc Proven + Probable
Reserve Metallurgical
Zinc Tonnage Grade Zinc Recovery
(million
(000 tons) (Zn%) pounds) (%)
Golden Grove, Western
Australia 2,700 13.8% 730 91%
TOTAL NEWMONT ZINC 2,700 13.8% 730 91%



Table 2: Equity Base Metal Reserves - U.S. Units

Copper (1)
December 31, 2003

Copper Proven + Probable Reserve
Copper Tonnage Grade Copper
(million
(000 tons) (Cu%) pounds)

Phoenix, Nevada (2) 159,600 0.13% 420
Minas Conga, Peru (3) 0 0
Batu Hijau 544,500 0.53% 5,760
Batu Hijau, Stockpiles (4) 70,800 0.38% 530
Total Batu Hijau, Indonesia (5) 615,300 0.51% 6,290
Boddington, Western Australia (6) 190,700 0.12% 470
Golden Grove, Western Australia 7,800 2.20% 350
TOTAL NEWMONT COPPER 973,400 0.39% 7,530



Zinc (7)
December 31, 2003

Zinc Proven + Probable Reserve
Zinc Tonnage Grade Zinc
(million
(000 tons) (Zn%) pounds)
Golden Grove, Western Australia 1,800 12.8% 480
TOTAL NEWMONT ZINC 1,800 12.8% 480



(1) Reserves are calculated at US$0.90 or A$1.45 per pound copper price
unless otherwise noted. 2003 reserves were calculated at a US$0.75
or A$1.35 per pound copper price unless otherwise noted. Tonnage
amounts have been rounded to the nearest 100,000 and copper pounds
have been rounded to the nearest 10,000,000.
(2) Deposit is currently undeveloped except for minor gold leach
production. Construction of facilities began in November 2004.
(3) Deposit is undeveloped.
(4) Stockpiles are primarily material that has been set aside to allow
processing of higher grade material in the mills. Stockpiles
increase or decrease depending on current mine plans. Stockpiles are
reported separately where tonnage or contained metal are greater than
5 percent of the total site reported reserves.
(5) Percentage reflects Newmont`s economic interest in remaining
reserves.
(6) As in 2003, reserves are calculated at a A$425 per ounce gold price
and a A$1.25 per pound copper price, and accounted for on an equity
basis. Deposit is undeveloped.
(7) Reserves are calculated at a A$0.62 per pound zinc price. 2003
reserves were calculated at a A$0.71 per pound zinc price. Tonnage
amounts have been rounded to the nearest 100,000 and zinc pounds have
been rounded to the nearest 10,000,000.



Table 3: Equity Gold Mineralized Material not in Reserves - U.S. Units

December 31, 2004 (1)

Gold Measured Gold Indicated
Equity Material Material
Deposits/ Ownership Tonnage Grade Tonnage Grade
Districts (%) (000 tons) (oz/ton) (000 tons) (oz/ton)

North America
Nevada
Carlin Trend Open
Pit 100.0% 800 0.027 12,400 0.022
Twin Creeks 100.0% 3,000 0.080 12,300 0.076
Lone Tree Complex 100.0% 3,200 0.040 200 0.121
Phoenix 100.0% 0 33,900 0.022
Total Nevada Open
Pit 7,000 0.056 58,800 0.033
Carlin Trend
Underground 100.0% 100 0.26 0
Midas 100.0% 0 200 0.58
Turquoise
Ridge (2) 25.0% 700 0.39 300 0.35
Total Nevada
Underground 800 0.38 500 0.45
Nevada
Stockpiles (3) 5,700 0.055
Sub-Total Nevada 13,500 0.075 59,300 0.037
Other North America
Golden Giant,
Ontario 100.0% 0 300 0.24
Holloway,
Ontario (4) 96.7% 200 0.112 300 0.15
La Herradura,
Sonora 44.0% 900 0.018 300 0.017
Mezcala,
Guerrero (5) 44.0% 0 45,400 0.023
Sub-Total Other
North America 1,100 0.033 46,300 0.025
Total North America 14,600 0.072 105,600 0.032

South America
Yanacocha, Peru 51.35% 2,000 0.013 98,300 0.026
Minas Conga, Peru 51.35% 0 53,700 0.018
La Zanja, Peru (6) 46.9% 5,200 0.027 3,800 0.024
Kori Kollo,
Bolivia 88.0% 0 16,800 0.020
Total South America 7,200 0.023 172,600 0.023

Australia/New Zealand
Boddington,
Western
Australia (7) 44.44% 2,200 0.021 50,800 0.024
Golden Grove,
Western
Australia 100.0% 300 0.040 1,400 0.078
Kalgoorlie,
Western
Australia 50.0% 3,900 0.067 8,900 0.068
Pajingo,
Queensland 100.0% 0 400 0.22
Tanami,
Northern
Territory 100.0% 0 900 0.067
Jundee,
Western
Australia 100.0% 0 1,300 0.12
Martha,
New Zealand 100.0% 0 900 0.27
TOTAL AUSTRALIA/
NEW ZEALAND 6,400 0.049 64,600 0.038

Asia and Europe
Batu Hijau,
Indonesia-
Gold (8) 52.875% 20,100 0.008 100,400 0.007
Martabe,
Indonesia 95.0% 0 0
Ovacik, Turkey 100.0% 300 0.54 500 0.416
TOTAL ASIA AND
EUROPE 20,400 0.015 100,900 0.009

Africa
Akyem, Ghana 85.0% 0 29,200 0.050
Ahafo, Ghana 100.0% 0 32,400 0.052

TOTAL AFRICA 0 61,600 0.051

TOTAL NEWMONT
WORLDWIDE 48,600 0.038 505,300 0.027



Table 3: Equity Gold Mineralized Material not in Reserves - U.S. Units

December 31, 2004 (1)

Gold Measured + Gold Inferred
Indicated Material Material
Tonnage Grade Tonnage Grade
Deposits/
Districts (000 tons) (oz/ton) (000 tons) (oz/ton)

North America
Nevada
Carlin Trend Open
Pit 13,200 0.022 7,700 0.034
Twin Creeks 15,300 0.077 800 0.043
Lone Tree Complex 3,400 0.044 200 0.116
Phoenix 33,900 0.022 34,900 0.028
Total Nevada Open
Pit 65,800 0.036 43,600 0.030
Carlin Trend
Underground 100 0.26 3,900 0.47
Midas 200 0.58 700 0.31
Turquoise
Ridge (2) 1,000 0.38 800 0.60
Total Nevada
Underground 1,300 0.41 5,400 0.47
Nevada
Stockpiles (3) 5700 0.055
Sub-Total Nevada 72,800 0.044 49,000 0.078
Other North America
Golden Giant,
Ontario 300 0.24 0
Holloway,
Ontario (4) 500 0.14 100 0.19
La Herradura,
Sonora 1,200 0.017 1,200 0.031
Mezcala,
Guerrero (5) 45,400 0.023 0
Sub-Total Other
North America 47,400 0.025 1,300 0.038
Total North America 120,200 0.037 50,300 0.077

South America
Yanacocha, Peru 100,300 0.025 22,600 0.022
Minas Conga, Peru 53,700 0.018 72,700 0.016
La Zanja, Peru (6) 9,000 0.026 0
Kori Kollo, Bolivia 16,800 0.020 0
Total South America 179,800 0.023 95,300 0.018

Australia/New Zealand
Boddington,
Western
Australia (7) 53,000 0.024 112,000 0.023
Golden Grove,
Western
Australia 1,700 0.072 6,300 0.061
Kalgoorlie,
Western
Australia 12,800 0.068 600 0.056
Pajingo,
Queensland 400 0.22 700 0.32
Tanami,
Northern
Territory 900 0.067 3,900 0.17
Jundee,
Western
Australia 1,300 0.12 3,100 0.33
Martha,
New Zealand 900 0.27 500 0.37
TOTAL AUSTRALIA/
NEW ZEALAND 71,000 0.039 127,100 0.041

Asia and Europe
Batu Hijau,
Indonesia-
Gold (8) 120,500 0.007 33,000 0.003
Martabe,
Indonesia 0 42,600 0.066
Ovacik, Turkey 800 0.46 200 0.38
TOTAL ASIA AND
EUROPE 121,300 0.010 75,800 0.039

Africa
Akyem, Ghana 29,200 0.050 3,100 0.050
Ahafo, Ghana 32,400 0.052 49,500 0.063

TOTAL AFRICA 61,600 0.051 52,600 0.063

TOTAL NEWMONT
WORLDWIDE 553,900 0.028 401,100 0.042



(1) Mineralized material calculated at a gold price of US$375, A$600, or
NZ$715 per ounce unless otherwise noted. 2003 mineralized material
was calculated at a US$350, A$600, or NZ$715 per ounce gold price.
Tonnage amounts have been rounded to the nearest 100,000.
(2) Mineralized material estimates were provided by Placer Dome, the
operator of the Turquoise Ridge Joint Venture. Placer Dome
calculated mineralized material not in reserves using a $425 per
ounce gold price assumption.
(3) Stockpiles are primarily material that has been set aside to allow
processing of higher grade material in the mills. Stockpiles
increase or decrease depending on current mine plans.
(4) Percentage reflects Newmont`s weighted interest in mineralized
material. In 2003, this percentage was 99.3%.
(5) Mineralized material estimates were provided by Penoles, the
operator of the Mezcala project. Penoles calculated mineralized
material at a $400 per ounce gold price.
(6) Mineralized material estimates were provided by Buenaventura, the
operator of the La Zanja Project. Buenaventura calculated
mineralized material at a $350 per ounce gold price.
(7) Mineralized material calculated at a A$650 per ounce gold price.
(8) Percentage reflects Newmont`s economic interest.



Table 4: Equity Base Metal Mineralized Material
not in Reserves - U.S. Units

Copper (1)
December 31, 2004

Copper Measured Copper Indicated
Equity Material Material
Ownership Tonnage Grade Tonnage Grade
Copper (%) (000 tons) (Cu%) (000 tons) (Cu%)

Phoenix,
Nevada 100.0% 0 0.00% 32,000 0.21%
Minas Conga,
Peru 51.35% 0 0.00% 53,700 0.00%
Batu Hijau,
Indonesia (2) 52.875% 20,100 0.33% 100,400 0.33%
Boddington,
Western
Australia (3) 44.44% 2,100 0.02% 50,600 0.10%
Golden Grove,
Western
Australia 100.0% 600 3.29% 900 3.53%
TOTAL NEWMONT
COPPER 22,800 0.38% 237,600 0.26%



Zinc (4)
December 31, 2004

Zinc Measured Zinc Indicated
Equity Material Material
Ownership Tonnage Grade Tonnage Grade
Zinc (%) (000 tons) (Zn%) (000 tons) (Zn%)

Golden Grove,
Western
Australia 100.0% 100 11.9% 100 10.6%

TOTAL NEWMONT ZINC 100 11.9% 100 10.6%



Table 4: Equity Base Metal Mineralized Material
not in Reserves - U.S. Units

Copper (1)
December 31, 2004

Copper Measured + Copper Inferred
Indicated Material Material
Tonnage Grade Tonnage Grade
Copper (000 tons) (Cu%) (000 tons) (Cu%)

Phoenix,
Nevada 32,000 0.21% 29,800 0.17%
Minas Conga,
Peru 53,700 0.00% 72,800 0.26%
Batu Hijau,
Indonesia (2) 120,500 0.33% 33,000 0.29%
Boddington,
Western
Australia (3) 52,700 0.10% 111,800 0.09%
Golden Grove,
Western
Australia 1,500 3.43% 7,100 1.62%
TOTAL NEWMONT
COPPER 260,400 0.27% 254,500 0.22%



Zinc (4)
December 31, 2004

Zinc Measured + Zinc Inferred
Indicated Material Material
Tonnage Grade Tonnage Grade
Zinc (000 tons) (Zn%) (000 tons) (Zn%)

Golden Grove,
Western
Australia 200 11.4% 4,600 15.7%

TOTAL NEWMONT ZINC 200 11.4% 4,600 15.7%



(1) Mineralized material calculated at a copper price of US$0.95 or
A$1.50 per pound unless otherwise noted. 2003 mineralized material
was calculated at US$0.95 or A$1.73 per pound copper price. Tonnage
amounts have been rounded to the nearest 100,000.
(2) Percentage reflects Newmont`s economic interest in remaining
mineralized material.
(3) Mineralized material calculated at a copper price of A$1.25 per
pound.
(4) Mineralized material calculated at a zinc price of A$0.80 per pound.
Tonnage amounts have been rounded to the nearest 100,000.



SOURCE Newmont Mining Corporation
02/03/2005
CONTACT: investors, Randy Engel, [phone],
[e-mail], or Wendy Yang, [phone],
[e-mail], or Jennifer Van Dinter, [phone],
[e-mail], or media, Doug Hock, [phone],
[e-mail], all of Newmont Mining Corporation
Web site: http://www.newmont.com

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In addition, Newmont Mining Corporation of Canada Limited (TSX: NMC) today declared a regular quarterly dividend of Cdn $0.1247 per share on its exchangeable shares, payable on June 22, 2005 to holders of record at the close of business on June 1, 2005.

SOURCE Newmont Mining Corporation

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