Miners: What It COSTS to Dig, and What They Report
SilverTrade Insiders, this is the desk that reads the filings so you do not have to. What it costs the gold, silver and copper miners to pull an ounce or a pound out of the ground, quarter by quarter, every figure the company’s own and cited to the release it came from. Report dates come from the companies themselves, and the desk’s stories land here as they publish.
This week’s reports
No company reports are scheduled this week. 0 confirmed by the company, 82 estimated from last year’s cadence, 68 not yet announced, of 150.
Next up: Merdeka Copper Gold, , estimated from last year’s cadence.
Dates as of Sep 3, 2026, refreshed weekly.
Earnings calendarThe margin headline
The latest published quarter’s median cost per metal, from each company’s own filings. The charts, the company tables and every citation sit on the margins page.
- Gold miners: median all-in sustaining cost (AISC) $1,916 per troy ounce, Q2 2026, 34 reporters.
- Silver miners: median AISC $31.29 per troy ounce, Q2 2026, 8 reporters.
- Copper miners: median C1 cash cost $2.04 per pound, Q2 2026, 14 reporters.
From the miners desk
All miners desk storiesNo newsroom stories are available right now.
Where next
- Miner margins: what it costs to produce gold, silver and copper against the metal price, by quarter, every company cited.
- Earnings calendar: when each company reports next, confirmed by the company or estimated from its own pattern.
Company pages follow: one page per miner with its costs, its filed financials and its next report date.