Silvercorp Metals Inc. (NYSE:SVM) delivered a strong revenue beat in its fiscal Q4 results, driven by robust production and higher metal prices. However, the stock slid 5.9% on Friday as investors focused on cost pressures and cautious guidance.
Key Q4 Highlights
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Adjusted EPS: $0.07 (in line with estimates)
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Revenue: $75.1 million (up 76% YoY, beat estimates of $66.8M)
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Production: 1.92 million ounces of silver equivalent, up 45% YoY
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Full-Year FY25 Results:
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Adjusted EPS: $0.37
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Revenue: $298.9 million
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Cash and Short-Term Investments: $369.1 million
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CEO Rui Feng emphasized strong production across silver, gold, lead, and zinc, attributing the revenue jump to higher volumes and favorable prices. Still, margin concerns persist as input costs continue to rise.
Investor Focus Shifts to Margins
Despite solid topline growth, investors appear concerned about profitability sustainability. For deeper context on how metal price trends and inflation are influencing miners, refer to the Commodities API, which tracks daily pricing of key metals like silver, gold, and zinc.
For a longer-term view of Silvercorp’s performance metrics and balance sheet strength, the Balance Sheet Statements API provides historical and quarterly data, helping evaluate the firm’s cash resilience amid cost headwinds.
Bottom Line: Silvercorp delivered on volume and price—but the market wants assurance that margins can hold in the face of inflationary cost pressures.
