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Mar 31

Silvercorp Q4 2025 Earnings Report

Silvercorp reported a net loss for Q4 2025 despite strong revenue growth, due to a large non-cash charge.

Key Takeaways

Revenue grew significantly in Q4 2025 due to higher metal production and improved prices, but a $20.6 million charge on derivative liabilities led to a net loss.

Revenue rose to $75.1M in Q4 2025 driven by higher production and selling prices across all metals.

Reported net loss of $7.6M due to a $20.6M non-cash charge on derivative liabilities.

Adjusted EPS was positive at $0.07, reflecting underlying operational strength.

Operating cash flow grew 200% YoY to $30.7M.

Total Revenue
$75.1M
Previous year: $42.7M
+76.0%
EPS
$0.07
Previous year: $0.02
+250.0%
Cash cost per oz silver
$2.49
Previous year: $1.22
+104.1%
AISC per oz silver
$14.3
Previous year: $14.4
-0.3%
Ore processed (tonnes)
345.98K
Previous year: 237.49K
+45.7%
Gross Profit
$25.7M
Cash and Equivalents
$369M
Free Cash Flow
$30.7M
Total Assets
$1.14B

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Forward Guidance

Silvercorp did not provide specific quantitative forward guidance but indicated strong financial flexibility and project readiness.

Positive Outlook

  • Cash position strengthened to $369.1M, up 100% YoY.
  • Available stream financing credit of $175M for the El Domo project.
  • Higher realized prices for all key metals.
  • Strong growth in operating cash flow.
  • Capex and development projects well-funded.

Challenges Ahead

  • Significant non-cash charge on derivative liabilities affected profitability.
  • Net loss reported in Q4 despite operational improvements.
  • Higher cash cost per oz of silver YoY.
  • Lead and zinc production from GC Mine declined YoY.
  • Continued exposure to fluctuations in derivative fair values.