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TORONTO - New Gold Inc. (TSX:NGD) (NYSE American:NGD), a mining company with a market capitalization of $4.1 billion and impressive year-to-date returns exceeding 110%, announced Monday the resignation of Christian Milau from its Board of Directors, effective immediately. According to a company press release, Milau is leaving to pursue other opportunities.
Milau served on the board for approximately one year, during which time the Canadian-focused intermediate mining company engaged in various corporate development activities and operational initiatives. During this period, New Gold demonstrated strong operational performance, with revenue growth of 27% and a healthy gross profit margin of 58%.
Richard O’Brien, Chair of the Board, acknowledged Milau’s contributions during his tenure with the company, which operates two core producing assets in Canada - the New Afton copper-gold mine and the Rainy River gold mine.
New Gold describes itself as a Canadian-focused intermediate mining company that aims to be a leading intermediate gold producer through its mining operations.
The company has not announced a replacement for the departing board member.
In other recent news, New Gold Inc. reported its second-quarter 2025 earnings, exceeding expectations for earnings per share (EPS) but not meeting revenue projections. The company achieved an adjusted EPS of $0.11, which surpassed the anticipated $0.10, representing a 10% positive surprise. However, New Gold’s revenue came in at $308.4 million, falling short of the expected $321.9 million. These results were part of the company’s recent developments. Despite the higher-than-expected EPS, the revenue shortfall contributed to a decline in premarket trading. Analysts had projected different outcomes, highlighting the mixed results from the quarter. The company’s performance continues to be monitored closely by investors and analysts alike.
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