In the latest trading session, Pan American Silver (PAAS) closed at $57.64, marking a +1.39% move from the previous day.
PAAS eyes 14% silver output growth in 2026, with Juanicipio's full-year contribution set to boost production despite rising cost pressures.
Pan American Silver beats industry in 3 months as record cash flow, rising silver output and MAG Silver deal boost growth outlook despite a softer gold forecast.
Despite the wicked sell-off in silver and gold this year, Pan American Silver continued to benefit from significantly higher prices in Q1 versus Q4 FY25. Today I'll take a fresh look at the company, including excellent exploration results at the world-class 100% owned La Colorada mine in Mexico. I'll also present commentary on the company's 2026 guidance and review Q1 earnings estimates (the Q1 report is due out May 5th, after the market closes).
Pan American Silver (PAAS) closed the most recent trading day at $55.58, moving +1.74% from the previous trading session.
PAAS posts a record $1.15B free cash flow in 2025 and boosts dividends, as rising silver output and prices set the stage for another strong year ahead.
Hecla Mining's rising output, strong cash flow and project pipeline highlight its edge as it competes with peers like PAAS in a booming silver market.
PAAS boosts silver output 8% in 2025 and targets up to 27M ounces in 2026, fueled by Juanicipio and La Colorada growth.
Pan American Silver eyes higher silver output at Cerro Moro in 2026, with stronger grades and lower costs set to lift production and support the overall growth outlook.
Pan American Silver (PAAS) closed the most recent trading day at $56.12, moving 6.58% from the previous trading session.
After powerful runs, a handful of mining companies pulled back and formed new bases, including Big Cap 20 pick Pan American Silver.
Pan American Silver soars 151% in a year, backed by record revenues, strong cash flow and the MAG Silver acquisition that expanded its silver reserves.