Record Production Growth (Full Year 2025)
Full year silver production increased 57% year-over-year and gold production increased 23% year-over-year, driven by the Rochester expansion, the SilverCrest acquisition, and strong performance at three other North American operations.
Transformational Financial Performance
Full year adjusted EBITDA increased 200% to over $1 billion; full year free cash flow rose to $666 million versus negative $9 million in 2024; net income increased tenfold to a record $586 million; year-end cash increased more than 10x to $554 million.
Strong Quarterly Operating Metrics (Q4 2025)
Consolidated Q4 production totaled 112,000 ounces of gold and 4.8 million ounces of silver. Q4 free cash flow increased 66% to $313 million. Every mine delivered at least $50 million of free cash flow in the quarter.
Cost and Margin Improvements
Adjusted cash cost per ounce were competitive at $1,207 (gold) and $17.29 (silver). Adjusted EBITDA margin increased 63% (a 60% quarter-over-quarter increase), supporting significant margin expansion.
Rochester Operational Step-Up
Rochester full-year silver and gold production rose 40% and 54% year-over-year, respectively; Q4 crusher throughput exceeded 7 million tonnes (6.4 million metric tons) and produced $78 million of quarterly free cash flow, with January 2026 starting at >2.3 million metric tons crushed.
Las Chispas and Palmarejo Contributions
Las Chispas generated $286 million of free cash flow in ~10.5 months of contribution and $79 million in the quarter. Palmarejo delivered a strong Q4 with >470,000 tonnes milled (~6,000 tpd) and $63 million of free cash flow; Palmarejo reserves grew almost 40% (from 1.4M to 2.0M gold-equivalent ounces).
Kensington and Wharf Performance
Kensington posted its highest tonnes milled and grade of the year with Q4 gold production of 30,000 ounces, lowest quarterly cost of $1,533/oz and $51 million of free cash flow (best result ever). Wharf produced 25,000 ounces of gold in Q4 and $62.3 million of free cash flow.
Exploration Success and Reserve Growth
Portfolio reserves grew 10% year-over-year and inferred resources grew 40%. Wharf inferred resources rose 216%, Palmarejo inferred +86%, Rochester inferred +30%. Wharf added ~500,000 ounces to reserves and ~1 million ounces to inferred resources, with mine life nearly doubling to ~12 years.
Balance Sheet and Capital Allocation
Total debt declined $250 million (42% year-over-year), ending the year net cash positive with cash of $554 million and total liquidity near $1 billion. A $75 million buyback program is in place (execution limited by transaction-related trading restrictions).
Forward-Looking Production and M&A Upside
2026 stand-alone guidance expects ~10% year-over-year silver production growth and silver to contribute ~42% of 2026 revenue at midpoint. The planned New Gold acquisition is expected (on consensus prices) to create ~ $3 billion EBITDA and ~$2 billion free cash flow on a full-year run rate once combined.