HL Hecla Mining Company

Hecla Mining (NYSE:HL) outlined an organic-growth strategy centered on its North American silver operations, long reserve lives and low capital-intensity projects, while signaling that its debt-free balance sheet could eventually support greater shareholder returns if investment opportunities do not

You own Coeur Mining (CDE), and on September 23 the stock fell 5.7% while the S&P 500 slipped 0.7%. The worry is whether to sell before it falls further. Here is what is known. Coeur's last quarterly report showed record revenue, driven in large part by two recently acquired mines, New Afton and Rainy River. The real question is whether those two mines catch up to plan, and what you could lose while they try.

PAAS expands its reserve base through exploration and drilling, adding silver and gold resources while advancing Timmins for potential growth.

Coeur Mining (CDE) has fallen about 10% from its late-August high, and the question is whether to step in. Its own record after sharp falls argues for caution: the typical fall left buyers lower a year later. But those qualifying falls were drops of 20% or more, and this pullback is smaller. And Coeur is still absorbing two Canadian mines whose ramp-up has already slipped.

PAAS delivers silver AISC below its guidance in H1'26, but higher costs at key mines may pressure its strong performance in H2.

The last time silver went on a historic run, miners burned through cash and spent years digging out from debt. Something very different is happening this cycle, and the balance sheets tell a story the stock prices have barely started to reflect.

Global services sectors are expanding, with demand for areas like AI, solar power and electric vehicles still firm. That keeps industrial demand for silver in sharp focus while mine supply has not kept pace. Investors looking for ways to tap into this squeeze may see silver mining stocks as a useful tool. This article walks through three stocks from a leading silver-focused stock list. The three silver stocks in this article are only a starting sample, and the full screen surfaced 7 more...

Hecla Mining (HL) has drawn attention after recent share price moves, with the stock last closing at US$21.43. That price sits alongside a market value of about US$13.9b and recent mixed growth metrics. For context, Hecla Mining has seen a 3.5% 1 day share price return and a 47.3% 30 day share price return, while the 1 year total shareholder return is 165.8%, which indicates strong recent momentum alongside longer term gains. Compare Hecla Mining's recent surge with a curated set of other...

Hecla Mining stock has produced a very strong 3 year return, yet both an intrinsic value estimate and market multiples currently suggest the shares trade at a premium to what its cash flows may justify. That leaves investors weighing a powerful past run against valuation checks that point to an overvalued profile. Over the past 3 years, Hecla Mining has returned about 367.3%, which puts extra focus on whether the current share price already reflects optimistic expectations. Expectations for...

The gold producer screens as a perfect bolt-on for a major, and with ownership so widely dispersed, the only real question is who might make the first move.

At $21.59, Coeur Mining (CDE) looks set up for roughly 31% of upside over the next three years under a conservative scenario. Not a moonshot, but enough to matter if the math holds. Revenue compounding does the work, but the multiple takes a meaningful cut along the way. Here is the operational reality the math is built on.

PAAS delivers record shareholder returns as cash flow surges, with strong silver production and prices supporting earnings and cash flow gains.

This precious metals stock looks much more lustrous for one obvious reason.

A low correlation to the market is not the same thing as a calm holding, and this gold and silver miner shows why.

A Treasury Department move sent silver and gold miners surging double digits in a single session, but the precious metals equities have barely kept pace with their underlying metals all year. The real question is whether Wednesday's catalyst finally closes that gap or just adds another head fake to the list.

Cheaper than the market on earnings and nearly double it on sales, the miner's valuation rests on how much of each revenue dollar it keeps.

A silver and gold miner has fallen back to a price floor that has repeatedly launched powerful rallies, but this time it arrives with far bigger promises to keep.

Record free cash flow and debt-free balance sheet highlight strong operational performance.

In the world of silver miners, one company carries a premium price tag, but a closer look at its performance reveals a curious mismatch with its peers.

Hecla Mining (NYSE:HL) reported second-quarter results marked by strong cash generation, record site-level free cash flow at Greens Creek and Lucky Friday, and a balance sheet that President and Chief Executive Officer Rob Krcmarov called the strongest in the company’s history. Revenue from continu

Hecla Mining (HL) is back in focus after a strong second quarter earnings beat, record site level free cash flow at Greens Creek and Lucky Friday, and a balance sheet with no long term debt. See our latest analysis for Hecla Mining. Hecla Mining shares recently pulled back, with a 1 day share price return of down 4.11% to US$15.86. However, the 1 year total shareholder return of 119.92% and 3 year total shareholder return of about 2.5x suggest strong longer term momentum. Investors are...

Hecla Mining Company recently reported second-quarter 2026 results showing sales of US$333.85 million and net income of US$117.88 million, alongside declared quarterly dividends on both its common and Series B preferred shares. Despite lower silver and gold production volumes versus a year earlier and a modest reduction in full-year silver guidance, Hecla highlighted record site-level free cash flow, a cash balance of US$483 million with no long-term debt, and encouraging drilling results...

Hecla Mining Co (HL) reports $199 million adjusted EBITDA, record site-level free cash flow, and advances high-return projects despite revenue dip from lower metal prices.

Silver prices surged nearly 4% to $61.81 at the time of writing amid easing geopolitical tensions and a decline in oil prices as markets eyed the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

After a steep sell-off, this North American miner’s rock-solid fundamentals are at odds with its discounted stock price, forcing investors to decide if the market is offering a gift or sounding an alarm.

Hecla Mining (NYSE: HL), Coeur Mining (NYSE: CDE), Endeavour Silver (NYSE: EXK), and Silvercorp Metals (NYSE: SVM) all declined in Thursday's session, amplifying the metal's losses through their operating leverage to silver prices.