FIRST MAJESTIC SILVER CORP
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Gold rebounded after the Fed held its 3.5% to 3.75% rate range, with the Comex August contract rising from about $3,993.80 to $4,080.80 by 2:15 p.m. Spot gold was $4,081.10. Silver also jumped. The Fed vote was 9-3, with three dissenters favoring a hike. Precious-metals equities moved higher; Allied Gold fell after a failed Zijin takeover.
First Majestic Silver (AG) reported adjusted EPS of 21 cents, below the 30-cent consensus. Revenue rose 57% to $415.5 million but missed the $496.0 million Street estimate. The company cited higher realized silver and gold prices, higher silver sales volumes, and record mine throughput. It raised its quarterly dividend 217% and repurchased 1.2 million shares.
First Majestic Silver Corp. reported Q2 2026 results for the quarter ended June 30, 2026. Revenues rose 57% year over year to $415.5 million, net earnings were $109.4 million (EPS $0.22), and free cash flow was $194.6 million. The company declared a $0.0152 per share quarterly dividend and ended with $1.2527 billion in treasury. Production increased 3% for silver and 2% for gold.
Over the past 7 days, alphai's AI scored 1 news story mentioning AG (FIRST MAJESTIC SILVER CORP). Coverage has skewed bearish: 0 bullish, 0 neutral, and 1 bearish.
Recent AG coverage spans macro economy, earnings and financial news.
This is company-specific deal risk, independent of the Fed-driven gold move.
The miss on revenue and EPS is partially offset by stronger cash generation, a large dividend increase, and progress on Santa Niño and Navidad permitting and schedule.
Q2 print shows strong cash generation, margin expansion, and a dividend increase, which can re-rate near-term sentiment for AG.
Antofagasta’s Twin Metals project faces potential delays or constraints from Minnesota’s sulfate water-quality standard and environmental opposition.
AG is reacting to the same-day gold complex weakness rather than a new company-specific item.
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Gold rebounded after the Fed held its 3.5% to 3.75% rate range, with the Comex August contract rising from about $3,993.80 to $4,080.80 by 2:15 p.m. Spot gold was $4,081.10. Silver also jumped. The Fed vote was 9-3, with three dissenters favoring a hike. Precious-metals equities moved higher; Allied Gold fell after a failed Zijin takeover.
7 min readFirst Majestic Silver (AG) reported adjusted EPS of 21 cents, below the 30-cent consensus. Revenue rose 57% to $415.5 million but missed the $496.0 million Street estimate. The company cited higher realized silver and gold prices, higher silver sales volumes, and record mine throughput. It raised its quarterly dividend 217% and repurchased 1.2 million shares.
5 min readFirst Majestic Silver Corp. reported Q2 2026 results for the quarter ended June 30, 2026. Revenues rose 57% year over year to $415.5 million, net earnings were $109.4 million (EPS $0.22), and free cash flow was $194.6 million. The company declared a $0.0152 per share quarterly dividend and ended with $1.2527 billion in treasury. Production increased 3% for silver and 2% for gold.
6 min readPresident Trump revoked an indefinite ban on mining on 225,000 acres of federal land in Minnesota’s Superior National Forest. The change renewed debate over two proposed mines near the Boundary Waters: NewRange Copper Nickel’s NorthMet project (a PolyMet Mining and Teck Resources joint venture) and Antofagasta’s Twin Metals Minnesota. Focus is on potential sulfate and water-quality impacts.
9 min readToronto’s TSX fell 52.59 points to 35,252.72, with the Canadian dollar up 0.05 cents to 70.65 U.S. cents. Investors awaited the Bank of Canada decision expected to keep the policy rate at 2.25%. Notable movers included Air Canada, Aya Gold & Silver, Discovery Silver, Aritzia, and Curaleaf. U.S. stocks also declined after Trump reinstated a blockade on Iranian shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
4 min readThe piece is largely promotional and does not provide verifiable details about First Majestic Silver’s planned $90 million sale of the San Martin mine. It instead discusses generative AI and humanoid-robot forecasts, cites various billionaires’ views, and promotes a paid newsletter with claims about past stock returns and “upside” for unspecified tickers.
6 min readMINING.COM’s TOP 50 miners ranking reported combined market cap of $2.19T at end-Q2, down $228B in the quarter and up $22B in 2026. Gold prices fell below $4,000/oz, pressuring miners. Agnico Eagle, Kinross, Gold Fields and others lost 18%–40%, while Newmont fell 16% and gained ranking position. BHP, Rio Tinto and Teck-Anglo deal progress were among notable movers.
7 min readAgroland Group (AG) reported Q2 2026 growth across Food, Agribusiness, and Retail. Eggs sold at its Mihailesti poultry facility rose 53% to 27.3 million, with average selling price up 15%. Feed mills produced 10,395 metric tons, up 43%. Retail stores logged 1.5 million visits (+7%) and average receipt value of 95 lei (+4%).
4 min readCanada’s TSX rose 264.65 points to 35,200.45, led by resources and financials. The Canadian dollar edged to 70.56 U.S. cents. Triple Flag reported preliminary Q2 revenue of $129.2M. Firan Technology and several silver and metals names gained, while Intact Financial, Spartan Delta, IPCO, and Couche-Tard fell. U.S. stocks also rose; oil fell to $71.88.
4 min readBNN Bloomberg interview with CIBC Wood Gundy’s Andrew Pyle said H2 2026 markets may hinge on whether companies can monetize AI spending, with concerns about end-user cost absorption and thinning margins. He cited resilient US/global fundamentals and a rotation into cyclicals. The article also lists stocks under $100, including ArcelorMittal (MT) buyback tranches and First Majestic Silver (AG) mine sale for $90M.
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