IMPACT Silver Corp. engages in the exploration, development, and mineral processing activities in Mexico. The company produces silver, lead, zinc, gold, and copper deposits. It primarily owns interests in the Royal Mines of Zacualpan Silver-Gold District and the Capire Mineral District covering an area of approximately 211 square kilometers located in central Mexico. The company also operates Cuchara, San Ramon, Guadalupe, Veta Negra, and Capire open pit mines. IMPACT Silver Corp. was founded in 2006 and is headquartered in Vancouver, Canada.
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Impact Silver Corp
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Precious Metal
Founded
August 8, 1996
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CAD
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604 664 7707
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impactsilver.comHeadquarters Address
543 Granville Street , Vancouver , BC V6C 1X8 , CA
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Impact Silver's record Q2 revenue jumped 124% on higher grades from the new Kenna vein discovery, not just silver price tailwind. Kenna is still mostly development muck (ore from mine driving, not formal stoping), so future quarters may swing even at steady tonnage. Plomosas remains an earnings drag (~$1.8M standby costs) while Impact reinterprets the geology; toll milling third-party ore could bridge revenue. The Carlos Pacheco hit (1,333 g/t silver over 5.72m) adds copper-gold optionality, with the idle Capire mill positioned to process its ore. Impact holds $52M cash and no debt and plans aggressive drilling across the 200 km² Mexican district plus possible bolt-on mine acquisitions.
Impact Silver reported record Q1 2026 financials with revenue nearly tripling to $31.2 million and net income reaching $11.3 million, driven by higher silver prices, grades, and throughput. The company maintains a strong balance sheet with $45.3 million in cash and no long-term debt, providing flexibility for ongoing exploration and mine development across the Zacualpan district. Plomosas mine operations are temporarily suspended for exploration and modeling, but the company is pursuing toll-milling arrangements with third-party operators to generate interim cash flow.
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CEO Fred Davidson reports Q2 revenue up 124% and gross profit up 756% year-on-year, with $50M in cash and no debt, and frames the high-grade Carlos Pacheco discovery plus optionality at the dormant Kapiri mill as the next leg of growth.
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