
Core Viewpoint - Silvercorp Metals Inc. reported significant increases in production and sales figures for Q4 Fiscal 2025 and the entire Fiscal 2025, with expectations for continued growth in Fiscal 2026 [1][6][11]. Fiscal 2025 Operational Highlights - In Q4 Fiscal 2025, the Ying Mining District processed 304,224 tonnes of ore, a 69% increase from Q4 Fiscal 2024, producing approximately 1,563 Koz of silver, 3,110 oz of gold, and 15,563 Klbs of lead, with respective increases of 62%, 47%, 38% [3][6]. - The GC Mine processed 41,760 tonnes of ore, down 27% from Q4 Fiscal 2024, producing 67 Koz of silver, 699 Klbs of lead, and 2,365 Klbs of zinc, reflecting decreases of 23%, 42%, and 16% respectively [4][6]. Consolidated Financial Performance - The company achieved revenue of approximately $75.1 million in Q4 Fiscal 2025, a 76% increase year-over-year, and a record annual revenue of approximately $298.9 million, up 39% from Fiscal 2024 [6][8]. - Record silver production reached approximately 6.9 million ounces for Fiscal 2025, a 12% increase, aligning with the company's annual production guidance [6][8]. Fiscal 2026 Production Guidance - For Fiscal 2026, Silvercorp expects to process between 1,331,000 to 1,369,000 tonnes of ore, with projected production of 8,100 to 9,000 oz of gold, 7,380 to 7,600 Koz of silver, and 65,200 to 66,900 Klbs of lead, indicating increases of 21% to 39% in gold and 6% to 9% in silver production compared to Fiscal 2025 [11][12]. - The cash cost at the Ying Mining District is anticipated to be $86.8 to $88.4 per tonne, while the all-in sustaining cost (AISC) is estimated at $157.8 to $160.5 per tonne [13][16]. Capital Expenditure Guidance - Total capital expenditure for Fiscal 2026 is projected at $86.6 million, with $73.4 million allocated to the Ying Mining District and $9.3 million to the GC Mine [18][19]. - The company plans to invest in ramp and tunnel development, exploration tunneling, and diamond drilling to enhance production capabilities [19][20].