The Fresnillo Plc Board of Directors has declared an interim dividend of 43.4 US cents per Ordinary Share totalling US$319.8 million, which will be paid on 18 September 2026 to shareholders on the register on 14 August 2026.
Other financial highlights includes:
Adjusted Revenues of US$3,413.2m, up 72.1%; mainly due to higher silver and gold prices, partly offset by the anticipated lower volumes of gold and silver sold.
Revenues of US$3,382.6m, up 74.7%; driven by the increased adjusted revenues and lower treatment and refining charges.
Adjusted production costs of US$811.9m, up 20.5% over 1H25, primarily due to the 12.5% revaluation of the Mexican peso vs. the US dollar, cost inflation, higher maintenance costs at Saucito, higher stripping and longer haulage distances at Herradura, together with higher contractor costs associated with the temporary hauling of material while the two sections of the Jarillas shaft at Saucito are being interconnected.
Cost of sales of US$1,023.2m, up 12.0% mainly as a result of the higher adjusted production costs, mitigated by lower depreciation.
Gross profit and EBITDA of US$2,359.4m and US$2,349.7m, up 130.7% and 113.2%, respectively.
Exploration expenses of US$109.3m, up 42.5% but in line with the increased guidance to intensify exploration activities at several operations and advanced exploration projects.
Profit from continuing operations before net finance costs and income tax of US$2,143.8m, up 149.0%.
Profit for the period before income tax of US$2,163.1m, up 227.6%.
Income tax expense of US$516.5m and mining rights of US$183.2m, up 322.6% and 159.6%, respectively.
Profit for the period of US$1,463.4m, up 213.0% from US$467.6m.
Basic and diluted EPS from continuing operations of US$175.1 cents per share, up 227.9% from US$53.4 cents per share.
Cash generated from operations, before changes in working capital, of US$2,364.7m, up 114.3%.
Strong balance sheet with cash and other liquid funds as of 30 June 2026 of US$2,503.1m (31 December 2025: $2,756.5m).
