Coeur Mining

Top silver miners collectively held about $4.2 billion in net cash in Q2 2026, more than double the sector's 2011 peak, driven by realized silver prices averaging $70–$85 per ounce. Coeur Mining crossed $1.05 billion in cash and guided year-end cash toward $2.0 billion, while First Majestic and Hecla also moved to strong net cash positions. The cash enables debt paydown, buybacks, dividend payments and internally funded growth projects, and is expected to influence results in the Q3 2026 earnings cycle. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Coeur Mining climbed about 13% to $20.93, driven by hopes for falling market interest rates and announced U.S. bond buybacks. Following the acquisition of New Gold, the company reported record revenue of $1.09 billion and record gold production of 163,490 ounces, which significantly strengthened operating cash flow. Investors reacted to the combination of strong operating metrics and a favorable macroeconomic backdrop for precious metals. » More on finanzen.net

Coeur Mining has announced an exploration budget of 158 million USD for 2026, doubling prior-year spending and representing the largest program in the company’s history. The program includes extensive drilling at the Mexican gold-silver operations Palmarejo (27 million USD, 83 km) and Las Chispas (24 million USD, 119 km). Earlier drilling at Palmarejo and Las Chispas expanded deposits and produced several high-grade intervals; Coeur is initiating internal development studies for the Eastern District. » More on de.investing.com