Silvercorp Metals

Silvercorp Metals reported adjusted earnings of 0.24 CAD per share and revenue of about 139 million CAD, missing consensus expectations. The result, however, improved sharply year‑on‑year (revenue +70%), driven by a 135% rise in realized silver prices and strong cash generation. Production fell (silver -17%) due to voluntary shutdowns and safety upgrades in China, but the company holds 387 million CAD in cash and roughly 690 million CAD of available liquidity. Management expects only 40–50% of originally planned production in Q2, remains committed to several development projects in Ecuador and Kirgisistan, and will adjust the full‑year guidance only when visibility improves. » More on de.investing.com

For Q4 2026 Silvercorp Metals reported earnings per share of −0.003 CAD, missing the forecast of 0.2267 CAD, largely due to a non-cash charge of about 60 million CAD from convertible bonds. At the same time the company posted a quarterly record revenue of 147 million CAD (+96% YoY) and an adjusted net profit of 59.3 million CAD (+303%). Operating cash flow rose to 90 million CAD and the share fell 2.88% in after-hours trading. Silvercorp plans capacity expansions at the Ying complex, further development of the El-Domo project and a listing in Hong Kong. » More on de.investing.com

Silvercorp Metals has postponed the release of its financial results for fiscal year 2026 to May 26, 2026. The notice was filed with the U.S. securities regulator, the SEC; no reasons for the delay or details of the results were provided. » More on de.investing.com