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Americas Gold and Silver Corp (USAS) reported a 71% revenue surge in Q2 2026, but a net loss of $5 million due to foreign exchange and derivative losses. Production was 40% of annual guidance, with a ramp-up expected in H2. CEO Paul Huet expressed confidence in meeting full-year targets, citing improved grades and recoveries. Capital spending is anticipated to increase in Q4 due to major projects.

Americas Gold and Silver (USAS) reported Q2 2026 revenue of about $46.3 million, up 71% year over year, and $114 million for the first half, up 126%. The company cited higher realized silver prices (Q2 average $67/oz) and said net loss narrowed to about $5 million. Operationally, it reported higher Cosala silver output and Galena shaft modernization progress.

Americas Gold and Silver (TSX: USA, NYSE American: USAS) reported Q2 2026 results for the quarter ended June 30. Net revenue rose to $46 million, up 71% from $27.0 million. Q2 silver production was 665,000 ounces, with Cosalá at 337,000 ounces (+26% YoY). Full-year guidance: 3.2 to 3.6 million silver ounces at AISC $30 to $35.

Americas Gold and Silver Corporation (TSX: USA, NYSE American: USAS) said it will release second-quarter 2026 results before market open on Aug. 14, 2026 and hold a conference call/webcast the same day at 11:00 a.m. ET. A replay will be available via webcast and dial-in numbers. The company plans to discuss results with senior management.

Americas Gold & Silver (TSX: USA, NYSE American: USAS) said it removed more than US$85M in legacy precious metal delivery obligations in Q2 2026 via share issuances, a physical gold delivery, and proceeds from gold price protection instruments. Q2 silver production was 665,000 oz, with 1.5M oz in H1. It reaffirmed 2026 silver guidance of 3.2M to 3.6M oz at AISC US$30 to US$35/oz and plans US$90M to US$120M capex.

Americas Gold and Silver (TSX: USA, NYSE American: USAS) reported Q2 2026 consolidated silver production of 665,000 ounces and sales of 624,000 ounces. It also produced 2.3 million lb lead, 850,000 lb copper, and 97,000 lb antimony. The company cited a Galena electrical fire for lower Q2 output and reiterated 2026 silver guidance of 3.2 to 3.6 million oz at $30 to $35 AISC.

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