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To own Silvercorp Metals, you need to believe in its ability to translate its China focused silver base and new copper exposure into sustainable, profitable production. The recent analyst upgrade, tied to stronger output and better margins, supports that thesis but does not eliminate the near term risk around Chinese regulatory scrutiny and potential mine disruptions after the recent fatality.
Among recent developments, the latest quarterly production update for the period to September 30, 2025 stands out. Silvercorp increased ore processed and maintained silver output while adding more gold, which aligns with the idea that efficiency gains and a broader metals mix, including copper, could be a key short term earnings catalyst if cost pressures remain under control.
But while the upgrade highlights upside, investors should still be aware of the risk that tighter Chinese regulation could...
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Silvercorp Metals' narrative projects $504.4 million revenue and $143.0 million earnings by 2028.
Uncover how Silvercorp Metals' forecasts yield a CA$12.88 fair value, a 18% upside to its current price.
Eight members of the Simply Wall St Community value Silvercorp anywhere between roughly CA$2.34 and CA$15.74, reflecting very different expectations. Set against this, the recent upgrade tied to margin improvement and copper diversification raises important questions about how much of that potential is already in the price.
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