Gold Corporation
GDCWF
Other OTC12.30
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26.53
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80.11
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in mil. unless spec.- Sector
- Basic Materials
- Industry
- Other Precious Metals
- Address
- United States of America
- IPO Date
- Oct 7, 2025
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- Business
- Gold Corporation Gold Corporation (GDCWF), trading as The Perth Mint, operates as Western Australia's state-owned precious metals enterprise, encompassing refining, minting, and marketing of gold, silver, and platinum products; it refines approximately 79 percent of Australasian gold production and 30 percent of silver, manufactures legal tender bullion coins such as Australian Nugget gold coins, Australian Platinum Koala coins, and Australian Silver Kookaburra coins, produces collector and commemorative numismatic coins and medallions, fabricates cast and minted bullion bars in various sizes, offers luxury jewellery, provides assaying services to the gold industry, and delivers secure storage through the Perth Mint Depository for allocated, pool allocated, or unallocated precious metals to private clients, trusts, superannuation funds, and corporations worldwide. Headquartered at Perth Mint Buildings, 310 Hay Street, East Perth, Western Australia, the company traces its origins to 1899 when The Perth Mint opened as a branch of the UK's Royal Mint, with Gold Corporation formally incorporated on 18 December 1987 under state legislation to manage integrated operations including subsidiaries like the Western Australian Mint and GoldCorp Australia. It serves global investors, collectors, jewellers, dealers, refiners, and the mining industry, generating about 90 percent of revenue from exports as Western Australia's third-largest exporter, with primary operations in Australia and sourcing metal from surrounding countries and Asia. In recent developments, Gold Corporation reports a pretax profit of $15.67 million for fiscal year 2024-25 amid high precious metal prices and soft minted product demand, completes its Anti-Money Laundering Remediation Program ahead of schedule and under budget following a 2023 Enforceable Undertaking with AUSTRAC for prior compliance failings in customer due diligence and reporting, invests over $40 million in strategic capital upgrades including new rolling mills, vacuum furnaces, and refinery enhancements to boost weekly output to six tonnes of precious metals while improving safety and efficiency, and launches works on 22 state battery sites across Western Australia's mining regions supported by government funding and community consultation. The company transfers all Perth Mint Gold (PMG) structured products from subsidiary GoldCorp Australia to its own treasury for ASX sales under code PMGOLD, reducing management fees to 0.15 percent annually and eliminating prior exercise prices and expiry restrictions to enhance investor access to physically backed gold. These initiatives position Gold Corporation for sustained growth, with October 2025 sales reaching 85,603 troy ounces of gold and 1,061,231 ounces of silver in minted products despite market volatility.