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SSR Mining Inc. director reports new deferred share units
A director of SSR Mining Inc. (SSRM) reported receiving a grant of deferred share units on 01/01/2026. The filing shows an acquisition of 1,238 deferred share units, which are derivative securities linked to the company’s common shares. After this transaction, the director beneficially owns 63,548 deferred share units, held directly.
Each deferred share unit represents the right to receive the cash value of one common share of SSR Mining at settlement. According to the disclosure, these units are earned upon grant and are settled in cash when the director retires from the company’s Board of Directors. This transaction reflects part of the director’s equity-linked compensation rather than an open-market share purchase or sale.
SSR Mining Inc. director Laura Mullen reported an equity-based compensation transaction involving deferred share units (DSUs). On 01/05/2026, she acquired 1,238 DSUs, each representing the right to receive the cash value of one common share of SSR Mining at settlement. These DSUs are earned upon grant and will be settled when she retires from the company’s Board of Directors. Following this grant, she held a total of 8,628 derivative securities in the form of DSUs, reported as directly owned.
SSR Mining Inc. director Karen Swager reported a new equity-based award. On 01/01/2026, she was granted 2,588 deferred share units (DSUs), each linked to one Common Share of SSR Mining.
Each DSU represents the right to receive the cash value of a Common Share at settlement, which occurs when she retires from the company’s Board of Directors. Following this grant, she directly holds 72,945 derivative securities tied to SSR Mining shares. The reported grant price is $0, reflecting that these are compensation awards rather than open-market purchases.
SSR Mining Inc.'s Executive Chairman and director Rodney Antal reported insider equity transactions dated January 1, 2026. The filing shows that 38,460 common shares were withheld to cover tax obligations related to the vesting of restricted stock units, at a price of USD $21.02 per share. After this withholding, he beneficially owned 1,278,834 common shares directly.
On the same date, Antal received a grant of 73,129 restricted share units, each representing a contingent right to one common share at an exercise price of $0. This grant vests in three equal installments beginning on January 1, 2027, with shares issued on each vesting date as restrictions lapse. He also was granted 73,129 performance share units, which provide a contingent right to a cash payment in the first quarter of 2029, based on achievement of specified performance criteria and continued service through the vesting date. Following these derivative grants, he held 73,129 performance share units directly.
SSR Mining Inc. (SSRM) reported a Technical Report Summary for its Cripple Creek & Victor (CC&V) Gold Mine in Colorado. The company furnished a news release announcing the TRS results under Item 7.01 and filed the full 2025 CC&V TRS under Item 8.01, prepared in accordance with Subpart 1300 of Regulation S‑K.
The TRS and the qualified person’s consent were filed as Exhibit 99.1 and Exhibit 23.1, respectively, while the news release was furnished as Exhibit 99.2. Information furnished under Item 7.01 is not deemed “filed” under the Exchange Act, whereas the TRS itself is filed.
SSR Mining (SSRM) reported stronger results for Q3 2025. Revenue rose to $385,839 thousand from $257,356 thousand a year ago, and net income attributable to shareholders increased to $65,441 thousand, or $0.31 diluted per share. The quarter reflected the first full periods of contribution from the Cripple Creek & Victor Gold Mine (CC&V), acquired on February 28, 2025, alongside steady output at Marigold and Puna while operations at Çöpler remain suspended.
By site, Q3 revenue was led by Marigold $130,694 thousand, Puna $125,354 thousand, and CC&V $98,248 thousand; Seabee added $31,543 thousand. For the nine months ended September 30, 2025, revenue was $1,107,912 thousand and net income attributable to shareholders was $214,297 thousand, or $1.00 diluted per share. Cash from operations reached $299,802 thousand for the nine months, ending with cash and cash equivalents of $409,332 thousand. CC&V was purchased for $100,000 thousand upfront plus up to $175,000 thousand in milestone payments; contingent consideration was recorded at $141,764 thousand fair value. Reclamation and remediation liabilities totaled $633,132 thousand at September 30, 2025, largely reflecting the Çöpler Incident, which continues to drive care and maintenance costs.
SSR Mining Inc. (SSRM) reported an insider ownership update as director Simon A. Fish filed a Form 5, the annual statement of changes in beneficial ownership, for the fiscal year ended 10/30/2025.
The filing reflects a single reporting person and includes the standard tables for non-derivative and derivative securities under Section 16.
Van Eck Associates Corporation reported beneficial ownership of 14,260,019 common shares of SSR Mining Inc., representing 7.03% of the outstanding class. The filer reports sole voting power over 14,202,087 shares and sole dispositive power over 14,260,019 shares, indicating Van Eck controls voting and disposition for the shares it holds. The filing identifies Van Eck as an investment adviser (IA) organized in Delaware and states the securities are held in the ordinary course of business and not to influence control of the issuer. The filing lists SSR Mining's principal executive office in Denver and Van Eck's New York address.
Q2-25 turnaround: SSR Mining (SSRM) posted revenue of $405.5 M, up 119 % YoY, driven by the Feb-28 acquisition of the Cripple Creek & Victor (CC&V) mine, which supplied c.$150 M of sales and c.$82 M of profit. Group operating income jumped to $108.9 M (vs. $10.7 M) and net income attributable to shareholders rose to $90.1 M, or $0.44 / sh (diluted $0.42), versus $0.05 a year earlier.
H1-25 snapshot: Revenue reached $722.1 M (+74 %), operating cash flow swung to +$242.6 M (-$53.5 M), and net income hit $148.9 M (vs. -$277.4 M). Cash closed at $412.1 M; operating cash plus $24.2 M FX effect offset $222.8 M of capex and M&A out-flows. Inventories rose to $1.03 B and total assets to $5.80 B.
Balance-sheet moves: The $230 M 2019 convertible notes shift to current liabilities ahead of April-26 put date; total debt incl. related party stands at $271 M. Reclamation & remediation liabilities ballooned to $628 M, reflecting a $63 M upward revision at the still-suspended Çöpler heap-leach pad and $221 M assumed with CC&V. Insurance recovered $44.4 M of Çöpler business-interruption losses.
Operational notes: Çöpler remains offline after the Feb-24 pad failure; care-and-maintenance and remediation cost $111.3 M YTD. Seabee lost two weeks to wildfire-related power outages but resumed 13-Jun. All four other mines operated normally.
Key takeaways: Acquisition-led scale, insurance proceeds and higher metal prices restored profitability and liquidity; however, rising closure obligations and the unresolved Çöpler restart continue to weigh on risk and capital needs.