Why These 2 Hotel Stocks Are Beating Travel Peers Hecla Mining (NYSE:HL) reported second-quarter results marked by strong cash generation, record site-level free cash flow at Greens Creek and Lucky Friday, and a balance sheet that President and Chief Executive Officer Rob…
cmarov called the strongest in the company’s history. Revenue from continuing operations totaled $334 million in the second quarter, down from a record $411 million in the first quarter
Krcmarov attributed the sequential decline to lower metal prices and shipment timing, particularly at the Greens Creek mine. A meaningful amount of silver concentrate produced at Greens Creek had not been sold by quarter-end, though it shipped in early August and is expected to be reflected in third-quarter results. – 3 Metals and Mining Stocks Riding the Commodity Supercycle Net income from continuing operations was $118 million, or $0.18 per share, while adjusted EBITDA reached $199 million, more than double the $94 million reported a year earlier. Operating cash flow was $175 million and free cash flow was $136 million, near the company’s quarterly record of $144 million in the first quarter.
Cash Flow and Balance Sheet Strength All three operating mines generated free cash flow during the quarter. Greens Creek produced site-level free cash flow of $130 million, while Lucky Friday generated a site record of $88 million. Keno Hill contributed nearly $15 million of free cash flow, its fifth consecutive quarter of positive free cash flow. – Hilton’s Q1 Report Put One Big Question Front and Center for 2026 Hecla ended the quarter with $483 million in cash, no long-term debt other than capital leases, and an essentially undrawn $225 million revolving credit facility, including a $75 million accordion feature.