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A few months later, Bristow made an $18 billion hostile bid for Newmont, a deal that eventually fizzled but not before both companies formed a Nevada joint venture.\nIntegrating all those corporate cultures was complicated, Bristow said, but a process almost complete that should help the company focus on growing.\nThe newfound focus on internal growth comes as Bristow pushes the mining industry to better invest in host communities.\n\"They are stakeholders that are as important as our own shareholders,\" he said.\n\"BETTER FISH TO FRY\"\nBristow said the company will strike a deal should an appealing <a href=\"https://laohu8.com/S/AONE.U\">one</a> present itself, which he described as a mine that can produce 500,000 ounces of gold annually \"for a long time\" and be profitable at gold prices of $1,200 an ounce. 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But Bristow said that by funding exploration, rather than striking deals, Barrick's costs should drop over time, boosting revenue.\n\"We've got to balance the short-term-ism that fund managers want ... with the fact that we are investing capital for the long term,\" he said. \"You've got to be patient.\"\nBristow, 62, has long implored his fellow CEOs to buy each other. Last autumn, he called for industry consolidation as the best way to avert a \"serious reserve crisis\" looming for the sector.\nHe formed the existing Barrick when it bought his Africa-focused Randgold Resources in 2019. A few months later, Bristow made an $18 billion hostile bid for Newmont, a deal that eventually fizzled but not before both companies formed a Nevada joint venture.\nIntegrating all those corporate cultures was complicated, Bristow said, but a process almost complete that should help the company focus on growing.\nThe newfound focus on internal growth comes as Bristow pushes the mining industry to better invest in host communities.\n\"They are stakeholders that are as important as our own shareholders,\" he said.\n\"BETTER FISH TO FRY\"\nBristow said the company will strike a deal should an appealing one present itself, which he described as a mine that can produce 500,000 ounces of gold annually \"for a long time\" and be profitable at gold prices of $1,200 an ounce. 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