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Hecla Mining’s Q2 2026 earnings call said revenue from continuing operations fell to $334 million from $411 million in Q1, mainly due to lower metal prices and delayed silver concentrate sales from Greens Creek. Adjusted EBITDA was $199 million, operating cash flow $175 million, and free cash flow $136 million. The company reported $483 million cash, no long-term debt beyond capital leases, and advancing Greens Creek pyrite and tailings reprocessing projects.

Hecla Mining reported Q2 2026 exploration results from Keno Hill, Midas and Greens Creek. At Bermingham Deep, it extended a high-grade silver trend toward Hector-Calumet, including 62.7 oz/ton Ag over 10.2 ft (935C) and 44.6 oz/ton Ag over 10.1 ft (936C). At Midas, it found new veins including 0.50 oz/ton Au and 3.1 oz/ton Ag over 1.8 ft. Hecla said Q2 exploration spending was $11.3M and 2026 guidance remains $55M. Cantor Fitzgerald reiterated a $32 target.

Simply Wall St says Hecla Mining (NYSE:HL) rose 21.6% after Q2 2026 results. The company reported sales of $333.85 million and net income of $117.88 million, updated production guidance, and kept dividends on common and preferred stock. It also released drilling results extending high-grade silver at Keno Hill and finding new high-grade veins at Midas.

Hecla Mining (HL) shares rose 19.33% to $16.85 after Q2 free cash flow of $135.8M, 40.7% of sales, despite 18.9% lower revenue. Hecla repaid $263M of 7.25% notes and ended June with $483M cash and no debt besides leases. It tightened 2026 silver guidance and raised AISC to $12.50-$13.50/oz.

Hecla Mining shares (NYSE:HL) rose about 19% to $16.85 after performance at Greens Creek and Lucky Friday offset issues at Keno Hill. In Q2, these mines produced 85.1% of silver and generated $217.3 million site-level free cash flow. Hecla ended June with $483 million cash and repaid $263 million senior notes.

Hecla Mining reported Q2 financial and operating updates. The company ended the quarter with $483 million cash, about $472 million net cash, and an essentially undrawn $225 million revolver. It projected 2026 free cash flow of about $500 million at $50 silver and $3,500 gold, and raised Greens Creek silver guidance to 8.0-8.3 million ounces. Production guidance was adjusted for Lucky Friday and Keno Hill.

State Street Corporation disclosed passive beneficial ownership of 33,807,371 shares of Hecla Mining Company common stock, or 5% of the class, as of June 30, 2026. The filing shows no sole voting or dispositive power, with shared voting and dispositive control over the shares, held via State Street Global Advisors adviser subsidiaries for client accounts.

Simply Wall St reports Hecla Mining (NYSE:HL) shares rose 7.5% to $16.54 after Q2 results. The company posted $136M free cash flow and $118M net income from continuing operations, with a 28.3% trailing net margin. Q2 revenue was $334M, up 9.8% year over year, and P/E was cited at 24.1x.

Hecla Mining (HL) shares rose about 7% after Q2 2026 results showed operating cash flow up 61% year over year to $175M and free cash flow up to $136M, despite revenue down 19% sequentially to about $334M. Silver output rose to 4.2M ounces, costs improved, and FY26 guidance was updated. Scotiabank cut its HL price target to $21 from $25.

Hecla Mining (NYSE: HL) shares rose about 7.3% as investors reacted to Q2 results and higher silver prices. The company reported Q2 revenue of $333.9M, net income of about $117.9M, and Q2 free cash flow of $136M. Q2 EPS was $0.17 vs $0.18 expected, and silver production increased to 4.2M ounces. Guidance for 2026 silver production is 15.1–16.1M ounces.