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Endeavour Silver Corp. reports developments as a mid-tier silver producer with operating underground mines in Mexico and Peru. Company updates commonly cover production and financial results for the Terronera, Guanaceví and Kolpa mines, silver and gold output, base-metal by-product credits, cash costs, all-in sustaining costs, capital budgets and annual guidance.
News also reflects portfolio changes and project activity, including the completed sale of the Bolañitos mine, development and exploration work across Mexico, Chile and the United States, and governance updates involving the board and senior operating management.
Endeavour Silver (NYSE:EXK) reported voting results from its 2026 Annual General Meeting held June 2, 2026, in Vancouver. Shareholders cast or represented 161,451,593 votes, equal to 54.53% of outstanding shares as of the record date.
All eight director nominees were re-elected, with support ranging from 74.90% to 99.55%. Shareholders approved setting the number of directors at eight with 99.25% support and voted 78.64% in favour of re-appointing KPMG LLP as auditor, authorizing the Board to set auditor remuneration.
Endeavour Silver describes itself as a mid-tier silver producer with three operating mines in Mexico and Peru and exploration projects across Mexico, Chile, and the United States, aiming to grow into a leading senior silver producer.
Silver prices above $75/oz in 2026 support stronger conditions for silver producers, including First Majestic Silver (NYSE: AG). The company operates four producing silver mines in Mexico plus a 70% interest in the Los Gatos joint venture, which delivered 1.49 million attributable silver ounces in Q1 2026.
First Majestic’s Jerritt Canyon gold mine in Nevada remains under temporary suspension but has a restart plan targeting production in H2 2027, supported by about 42,000 metres of drilling planned for 2026.
Endeavour Silver (NYSE: EXK) reported Q1 2026 results with consolidated production of 3.34 million AgEq oz (1,875,375 oz silver; 11,740 oz gold) and revenue of $209.7 million. Mine operating cash flow before taxes was $114.6 million, cash totaled $231.8 million, and a $35.6 million gain arose from the sale of Bolañitos.
Kolpa plant expansion completed; Terronera operating near design. Consolidated cash costs were $22.54/oz and AISC $37.03/oz.
Endeavour Silver (NYSE: EXK) reported Q1 2026 production of 1,875,375 oz silver, 11,740 oz gold and 3.34 million AgEq oz. Consolidated throughput rose to 456,657 tonnes as Kolpa and Terronera added material, while Bolañitos was sold and some bullion inventory was held amid lower metal prices.
Operational notes: Kolpa commissioned new crushers and a 14'x24' ball mill; Guanaceví suffered a transformer outage; weather and moisture affected Kolpa throughput.
Endeavour Silver (NYSE: EXK) announced board and senior management changes effective March–April 2026. George Paspalas joins the board (effective March 1, 2026). Don Gray will retire as COO on April 30, 2026. Luis Castro becomes COO (effective March 1, 2026). Gord Bussieres appointed Vice President, Projects.
Endeavour operates three underground mines and a development pipeline including Pitarrilla and Terronera; leadership moves aim to support operational execution and project delivery.
Endeavour Silver (NYSE: EXK) reported full-year 2025 results with record revenue of $467.5M, production of 6.49M oz silver and 37,164 oz gold, and 11.2M AgEq oz (48% YoY). Terronera reached commercial production Oct 1, 2025; Kolpa acquisition closed May 1, 2025. Cash position was $215.4M and the company closed a $350M convertible notes offering in December 2025.
Q4 revenue was $172.6M; full-year net loss was $(119.1)M driven by derivative revaluations, financing costs and one-time ramp costs.
Endeavour Silver (NYSE: EXK) provided 2026 consolidated guidance for Terronera, Guanaceví and Kolpa, forecasting 8.3–8.9M oz silver and 46–48K oz gold production, and 14.6–15.6M oz AgEq. Consolidated cash costs are guided at $12.00–$13.00/oz Ag and AISC at $27.00–$28.00/oz Ag, net of by-product credits. Sustaining capital is budgeted at $91.0M and total 2026 capital at $157.8M, including $65.8M for Pitarrilla. Guidance assumes silver $36/oz, gold $3,240/oz, MXN 18.50/USD and Peruvian sol 3.60/USD.
Endeavour Silver (NYSE: EXK) provided 2026 production, cost, capital and exploration guidance for Terronera, Guanaceví and Kolpa. Consolidated 2026 silver production is guided at 8.3–8.9 Moz with gold of 46–48 Koz, and consolidated AgEq 14.6–15.6 Moz. Consolidated cash costs are projected at $12.00–$13.00/oz Ag and AISC at $27.00–$28.00/oz Ag (net of by-product credits). Sustaining capital is budgeted at $91.0M and total 2026 capital at $157.8M, including $48.0M growth spending on Pitarrilla and $16.7M growth at Kolpa. Management used metal price assumptions of $36/oz Ag and $3,240/oz Au and MXN 18.50/USD.
Endeavour Silver (NYSE: EXK) completed the sale of the Bolañitos silver‑gold mine to Guanajuato Silver on Jan 15, 2026 for total upfront consideration of US$40 million (US$30M cash and US$10M in Guanajuato shares at a deemed US$0.2709413 per share).
Endeavour is also eligible for two contingent payments of US$5M each upon production of 2M and 4M silver‑equivalent ounces, each paid 50% cash/50% shares subject to a 9.9% maximum ownership cap. Transaction includes 12‑month voting restrictions and staged share transfer limitations on the Base Shares.
Endeavour Silver (NYSE: EXK) reported 2025 production of 6,486,661 oz silver and 37,164 oz gold, for a consolidated 11.2 million AgEq oz (48% YoY increase). Q4 2025 production was 2,030,206 oz silver, 13,785 oz gold, and 3.77 million AgEq oz. Terronera achieved commercial production effective Oct 1, 2025 and contributed materially in Q4 (154,180 t processed; 352,002 oz silver; 8,148 oz gold). The company closed a US$350 million convertible notes offering to repay debt and fund Pitarrilla and general purposes, and signed a definitive agreement to sell Bolañitos for US$30M cash plus shares and contingent payments.