Wheaton Precious Metals Corp (LSE:WPM, TSX:WPM, NYSE:WPM) reported third-quarter revenue of $772 million, up 62% year on year, as higher realised metal prices and increased sales volumes lifted performance.
Net earnings rose 12% to US$410 million, while adjusted net earnings increased 46% to US$410 million and operating cash flow climbed 68% to US$645 million.
Attributable gold equivalent production rose 13% to 231,000 ounces, helped by the expanded Antamina silver stream and contributions from Hemlo, Fenix, Platreef and Mineral Park.
Gold equivalent sales increased 19% to 192,000 ounces, while the average realised price per gold equivalent ounce rose 36% to US$4,014.
For the first nine months, revenue reached a record US$2.6 billion, net earnings hit a record US$1.5 billion and operating cash flow climbed to a record US$2.1 billion.
Wheaton maintained 2026 production guidance of 860,000 to 940,000 gold equivalent ounces and continues to forecast production growth of around 50% from 2025 levels to 1.2 million ounces by 2030.
The company also highlighted progress across its development pipeline, including first gold at Koné, construction approval for Copper World and a final investment decision at the Jervois project.
Wheaton declared a quarterly dividend of US$0.195 per share and ended September with US$146 million in cash and US$1.5 billion of net debt.
