Wheaton Precious Metals Q2 FY26 net earnings rise 85.9% to USD 543.24 million; revenue climbs 84.7% to USD 929.2 million
Reuters2026/08/06 22:04- Wheaton Precious Metals posted Q2 2026 net earnings of USD 543.24 million, up 85.9% year over year, on revenue of USD 929.2 million.
- Operating cash flow climbed 56.5% from a year earlier to USD 649.52 million; average cash costs rose to USD 568 per GEO.
- Attributable production increased 6.3% to 202,200 GEOs, helped by the newly acquired BHP Antamina PMPA and output from newer mines.
- Cash was USD 100.19 million at June 30, 2026; debt outstanding totaled USD 2.0 billion, leaving net debt of USD 1.87 billion.
- Declared a quarterly dividend of USD 0.195 per share; reaffirmed 2026 attributable production guidance of about 860,000–940,000 GEOs.
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