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World’s top 10 gold mines in 2025 produced millions of ounces, led by Nevada Gold Mines, with major contributions from Uzbekistan, Russia, Indonesia, Canada and Africa operations.
Nevada Gold Mines (USA)
Located in Nevada, this is the world’s largest gold-producing complex. Operated by Barrick and Newmont, it produced around 2,595 thousand ounces of gold in 2025.
Muruntau Mine (Uzbekistan)
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Situated in the Kyzylkum Desert, Muruntau is the world’s largest open-pit gold mine. It produced 1,708 thousand ounces in 2025 and plays a key role in Uzbekistan’s economy.
Olimpiada Mine (Russia)
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Located in Siberia’s Krasnoyarsk region and operated by Polyus, this mine produced 1,357 thousand ounces in 2025 despite harsh weather conditions.
Kazzinc Complex (Kazakhstan)
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This industrial mining complex produced 947 thousand ounces of gold in 2025. It is also known for producing zinc and copper alongside gold.
Grasberg Mine (Indonesia)
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Located in Papua and operated by Freeport-McMoRan, this mine produced 937 thousand ounces in 2025. It is also one of the largest copper mines globally.
Almalyk Mining Complex (Uzbekistan)
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A major industrial site mainly focused on copper, it also produced 750 thousand ounces of gold in 2025, maintaining stable output levels.
Blagodatnoye Mine (Russia)
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Another Polyus-operated mine, it produced 736 thousand ounces in 2025, showing strong growth due to improved ore quality and processing.
Detour Lake Mine (Canada)
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Operated by Agnico Eagle Mines, this large open-pit mine produced 693 thousand ounces of gold in 2025 and has strong reserve capacity.
Kibali & Ahafo Mines (Africa)
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Kibali Mine in Congo produced 673 thousand ounces, while Ahafo Mine in Ghana produced 664 thousand ounces in 2025. Both are key gold producers in Africa.