PAAS Stock Recent News

In the closing of the recent trading day, Pan American Silver (PAAS) stood at $27.72, denoting a -4.84% move from the preceding trading day.

Pan American Silver's AISC for the silver segment fell 16% y/y to $13.94 in Q125 - it's lowest since 2022 and far below guidance of $21.00-$22.25 per ounce.

Silver prices have surged to decade-highs and have nearly doubled in the past five years.

PAAS kicks off 2025 with solid silver output and affirms guidance. Also, the pending $2.1B MAG Silver deal could lift full-year production targets.

While the gold sector often commands the spotlight in a strong precious metals market, a compelling case is being made for its industrial counterpart, silver. As the lustrous yellow metal trades near its highs, many investors are asking a critical question: Could the silver sector, with its unique and dynamic fundamentals, offer more explosive upside potential in the current environment?

Silver's breakout and Pan American's acquisition of MAG Silver position PAAS for near-term profit growth, especially given mining cost stabilization. PAAS appears undervalued on forward cash flow metrics, with a strong immediate outlook, assuming silver and gold prices rise, and energy prices do not increase significantly. Long-term, rising energy and labor costs threaten miners' margins, making PAAS less attractive than the silver and gold ETFs for multi-year horizons.

Pan American Silver edges out First Majestic with higher reserves, rising cash flow and stronger earnings growth amid silver's bullish backdrop.

The latest trading day saw Pan American Silver (PAAS) settling at $28.97, representing a -1.29% change from its previous close.

Gold has been a very good investment for investors in the last two years. However, there are many reasons why investors are starting to look at silver.

Pan American Silver posts record $250.8M mine operating earnings in Q1 2025, up 255% YoY, driven by lower costs and higher metal prices.