At first glance this looks like the kind of “expensive mining stock” value investors instinctively skip: earnings multiples that wouldn’t look out of place on a good SaaS name and a dividend yield close to zero. Under the surface, though, you’re looking at a producer that has almost doubled revenue in two years, swung from losses to more than 320 million dollars of net income, is throwing off over 300 million dollars in free cash flow and carries effectively no net financial debt – all while delivering record silver output of around 17 million ounces a year from long‑life, high‑grade mines in the U.S. and Canada.
The combination of record production of around 17 million ounces of silver in 2025, high-grade mines in the US and Canada, declining costs per ounce, and plans for capital investment to ensure mine life into the 40s add up to a profile that moves from a cyclical "commodity bet" closer to silver market infrastructure.
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Revenues grow from about $719…