SilverCrest Metals Stock Price

Key Takeaways Strong operational performance and cost control at Las Chispas mine are boosting cash flow and promising future revenue stability. Merger with Coeur Mining and solar power plans aim to enhance earnings through resource sharing and reduced energy costs.

Silvercrest Metals: Overview and Valuation Project Highlights Project: Las Chispas, Mexico Resource Size: 130 million oz (550 gpt silver equivalent) Production Rate: 10 million oz annually Current FD Market Cap: $1 billion Cash and Bullion: $80 million Debt: None AISC: Approximately $11.45/oz Break-even Costs: Around $17/oz Financials Annual Revenue Calculation (at $24/oz): Revenue=Production×Price\text{Revenue} = \text{Production} \times \text{Price}Revenue=Production×Price Revenue=10,000,000 oz×(24−11.45) USD/oz=10,000,000×12.55=125,500,000 USD\text{Revenue} = 10,000,000 \text{ oz} \times (24 - 11.45) \text{ USD/oz} = 10,000,000 \times 12.55 = 125,500,000 \text{ USD}Revenue=10,000,000 oz×(24−11.45) USD/oz=10,000,000×12.55=125,500,000 USD Free Cash Flow (FCF): With a break-even cost of $17 and an AISC of approximately $11.45, the projected FCF based on current silver prices would be significant. Valuation Potential: Given that they have paid off capex, the company is now in a strong position to generate cash and potentially increase its resource base through exploration.