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McEwen Inc.

McEwen Inc. is a U.S.-based precious metals miner and developer focused on producing gold and silver while advancing copper, gold, and silver projects across North and South America. The company operates the Gold Bar mine in Nevada, the Fox Complex in Ontario, and the Fenix Project in Mexico, and also holds equity stakes in McEwen Copper and Minera Santa Cruz.

Revenue198m USD
+13.2 %y/y
Operating profit (EBIT)2.7m USD
+105.2 %y/y
EBIT margin1.3%
+30.3 ppy/y
Net income34.4m USD
+178.8 %y/y

Fiscal year 2025 · change from previous year

Development 2020–2025

-200-1000100200m USD2020: 105 m USD2020: EBIT -153 m USD20202021: 137 m USD2021: EBIT -64 m USD20212022: 110 m USD2022: EBIT -95 m USD20222023: 166 m USD2023: EBIT -162 m USD20232024: 174 m USD2024: EBIT -51 m USD20242025: 198 m USD2025: EBIT 2.7 m USD20251982.7
RevenueOperating profit (EBIT)

Business

Share of revenue
Gold and silver production70 %

Operating mines that produce and sell gold and silver concentrates or doré.

Project development5 %

Advanced-stage development assets, including the Fenix Project, that may move into production.

Exploration10 %

Drilling and resource expansion work across Nevada, Ontario, Mexico, and Argentina.

Equity-method investments15 %

Share of earnings or losses from McEwen Copper and MSC rather than direct operating revenue.

Customers

McEwen sells gold and silver into commodity markets, so its direct customers are typically refiners, traders, or offtake counterparties rather than end consumers. Demand is driven by bullion pricing, realized metal prices, and the company’s ability to deliver payable ounces from its operating mines and joint-venture interests.

Precious metals buyers

Refiners, traders, and bullion counterparties buy gold and silver production for resale or hedging.

Project finance and capital markets

Investors and lenders fund mine development, exploration, and balance-sheet liquidity.

Joint-venture partners

Partners in McEwen Copper and MSC share project economics, funding, and operational risk.

Industrial copper stakeholders

Future copper buyers and strategic partners are relevant through the Los Azules development asset.

Strategy

McEwen is focused on sustaining gold and silver production while advancing higher-upside development and exploration assets that can extend mine life and improve future growth. Near term, the company is balancing operating performance at Gold Bar and Fox with capital allocation to Fenix, Grey Fox, and Nevada exploration, while preserving optionality in copper through McEwen Copper.

Stabilize operating gold and silver outputShort term

Cash generation depends on consistent production and realized metal prices.

Advance the Fenix Project toward a production decisionShort term

A new operating asset could diversify production and improve growth visibility.

Expand resources through exploration drillingMedium term

Resource replacement is essential for long-term mine life and reserve growth.

Preserve optionality in copperLong term

Los Azules provides exposure to a large-scale copper development without full ownership.

Geography

Q1/2026

McEwen’s operating footprint spans the United States, Canada, Mexico, and Argentina, with revenue currently tied mainly to North American gold and silver production and equity income from Argentina. The company’s asset base is geographically diversified, but permitting, political conditions, and operating execution vary materially by jurisdiction.

United States51 %
Canada34 %
Mexico15 %

Share of the revenue the company reports by geography.

Risks

The company is exposed to commodity price swings, grade and production variability, and permitting risk across multiple jurisdictions. It also carries project-development and exploration risk, where spending can rise before any production or reserve conversion is realized, and equity-method investments can add earnings volatility.

Sorted by severity
Commodity price volatilityHigh

Revenue is tied to realized gold and silver prices, which can move sharply quarter to quarter.

Exposure: Gold and silver sales

Production and grade variabilityHigh

Lower GEOs sold or produced reduce revenue and can raise unit costs.

ExposureGold BarFox ComplexSan José equity exposure
Permitting and development delaysMedium

Fenix requires permit approval before a production decision can be made.

Exposure: Fenix Project

Exploration riskMedium

Drilling and study costs may not translate into economic resources or future mines.

ExposureGrey FoxWindfallLookout MountainNevada portfolio
Equity-method investment volatilityMedium

Losses from McEwen Copper and income from MSC flow through earnings unevenly.

ExposureMcEwen CopperMSC

Accounting

Judgemental items
Revenue recognition for gold and silver sales

Timing of shipment, title transfer, and provisional pricing can affect quarterly revenue.

Impact: Reported sales and margins can shift with delivery timing and metal prices.

Exploration and advanced project cost treatment

Drilling and project evaluation costs may be expensed, while certain development costs may be capitalized.

Impact: Affects operating loss, asset balances, and future depreciation or impairment.

Equity-method accounting

McEwen Copper and MSC are not fully consolidated, so the company records its share of earnings or losses.

Impact: Can create large non-operating swings in net income.

Impairment and recoverability

Mine and project assets depend on commodity prices, reserves, and permitting outcomes.

Impact: Could trigger write-downs if expected cash flows weaken.

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Last updated: 24/09/2026