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Canada’s TSX fell 87.2 points to 36,672.09 as tech weakness offset gains. Bird Construction beat Q2 profit estimates and brokerages raised targets; shares rose to $74.35. Air Canada shares fell to $29.47 on revenue expectations. Seabridge Gold, Endeavour Silver, and First Majestic Silver rose. TSX Venture also slipped; gold and oil rose amid Middle East supply concerns and U.S. trade talks.

Endeavour Silver Corp. (TSX:EDR) entered a secured revolving term credit facility with ING Capital LLC for up to US$25 million, with an accordion feature to expand to US$100 million. The company reported Q2 2026 sales of US$212.1 million and net income of US$66.5 million, shifting from prior losses and improving liquidity for projects including Pitarrilla.

Endeavour Silver (TSX:EDR) reported Q2 2026 results, citing record metal sales, improved profitability, and 36% higher silver-equivalent production versus Q2 2025. The article notes a CA$25.0m revolving credit facility and valuation debate, with a widely followed fair value estimate of CA$20.30 versus a CA$13.29 share price, plus risks tied to Terronera ramp-up and Kolpa integration costs.

Endeavour Silver (EXK) reported Q2 2026 revenue of $212 million, up 150% year over year, with adjusted net earnings of $45 million, or $0.15 per share, versus $7 million last year. Mine operating cash flow rose to $100 million before taxes. AISC was $37/oz. Management discussed ramp-ups at Terronera and Kolpa, a $181 million 2026 capex plan, and Pitarrilla feasibility and permitting milestones.

Toronto’s TSX rose 1.6% to 35,801.59 as investors reacted to hopes for another opening of the Strait of Hormuz. Canadian dollar slipped to 71.10 U.S. cents. 5N Plus fell after Q2 results; Telus was downgraded after its results. Suncor and Orla moved on upcoming earnings. In the U.S., S&P 500 and Dow hit records; Palantir surged on Q2, with commercial revenue up 149% to $764 million.

Endeavour Silver said it has entered a secured revolving term credit facility with ING Capital as administrative agent, providing up to $25 million. The funds are for general corporate and working capital needs, including permitted acquisitions and investments, according to the company.

Endeavour Silver (NYSE/TSX) executed a secured revolving term credit facility of up to US$25 million with ING Capital as administrative agent. The three-year facility matures Aug. 5, 2029, with an accordion to raise it to US$100 million subject to consent. Proceeds will fund general corporate and working capital, including permitted acquisitions. Endeavour says it does not plan to draw soon.

Endeavour Silver Corp. (NYSE: EXK, TSX: EDR) said it executed a secured revolving term credit facility with ING Capital LLC for up to US$25 million, with an accordion to increase by up to US$75 million for a maximum US$100 million. The facility lasts three years to Aug. 5, 2029, subject to covenants and conditions precedent.

Toronto’s TSX rose 575.45 points, or 1.6%, to 35,801.59, while the Canadian dollar slipped to 71.10 U.S. cents. Shares moved on earnings and downgrades, including 5N Plus, Telus, and upcoming results from Suncor and Orla. In the U.S., S&P 500 and Dow hit records; Palantir reported Q2 commercial revenue up 149% to $764 million. Oil fell to $75.83 and gold rose to $4,138.70.

The article updates investors on Canada small caps and recent earnings. It highlights Ag Growth International (AFN) Q2 revenue $323m, adjusted EBITDA $43.3m, and a 22% YoY drop in its order book to $516m. It also covers Algoma Steel (ASTL) Q2 revenue $267.5m and Canfor (CFP) Q2 sales $1.53b, plus Endeavour Silver (EDR) Q2 revenue US$212.1m.