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Wheaton Precious Metals news

$135.39−0.17%
Close Sep 29, 2026 · split-adjusted
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About Wheaton Precious Metals

TECK or WPM: Which Is the Better Value Stock Right Now?
Zacks Investment ResearchSep 4, 11:40 AM ET▼ Negative

WPM has a weaker Zacks Rank #3 (Hold), significantly higher forward P/E ratio (32.68), higher PEG ratio (2.77), and much higher P/B ratio (7.34), indicating less attractive valuation and receiving a Value grade of F.

Is Antamina Set to Boost Wheaton Precious Metals' Production?
Zacks Investment ResearchSep 2, 10:10 AM ETNeutral

While WPM shows strong production growth (56% YoY silver increase) and a landmark $4.3B Antamina deal, the stock carries a premium valuation (31.24X forward P/E) and a Hold rating. EPS estimates have declined over the past 60 days, and 2027 earnings are expected to dip 4.8%, offsetting near-term production gains.

Why Wheaton Precious Metals Zoomed 11% Higher Today
The Motley FoolAug 19, 7:24 PM ETNeutral

While the stock experienced a significant 11% gain due to favorable bond market conditions and precious metals rally, the author explicitly recommends caution due to inflation concerns and potential Federal Reserve interest rate hikes, which could negatively impact precious metals assets in the near future.

Forget Buying Gold Directly: Wheaton Precious Metals Could Be the Better Play.
The Motley FoolAug 12, 8:20 AM ET▲ Positive

Stock has outperformed gold significantly (up 13.4% YTD vs. modest gold gains), tripled over three years, posted record earnings and cash flow in H1 2026, and has forecasted 50% production growth by 2030. The unique streaming business model provides stable costs and superior operating margins.

DIVIDEND DECLARATION - Wheaton Precious Metals Announces Quarterly Dividend
BenzingaMay 7, 5:00 PM ET▲ Positive

The company declared an 18% increase in its quarterly dividend compared to the prior year, demonstrating strong financial performance and confidence in future cash generation. This dividend growth is a positive signal for shareholders and indicates the company's ability to return capital while maintaining operations.

Have Global Tensions Affected the Price of Wheaton Precious Metal Stock?
The Motley FoolApr 22, 12:15 AM ETNeutral

The stock shows mixed signals with a strong 75% year-over-year gain but a significant 30% decline during the period. While the company has recovered from recent lows, the article warns of potential speculative bubble conditions in precious metals and suggests that historical protective qualities may not hold in the current environment, warranting caution despite the attractive business model.

Is Wheaton Precious Metals a Good Inflation Hedge?
The Motley FoolApr 6, 5:30 AM ET▲ Positive

The article highlights WPM's superior inflation-hedging characteristics compared to raw precious metals, citing its locked-in fixed costs, production growth expectations (11% this year, 50% by 2030), consistent outperformance of gold and silver, and progressive dividend policy. The business model effectively insulates the company from inflationary cost pressures while capturing upside from rising metal prices.

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SSRM Advances With Marigold Growth Initiatives: Can They Aid Upside?
Zacks Investment ResearchSep 8, 11:39 AM ET▲ Positive

Q2 production decline of 2.6% is modest, company reaffirmed full-year guidance, development pipeline advancing with multiple projects on track for 2026 commissioning, and maintains 1.2M GEOs production target by 2030.

Silver Is Rebounding. Should You Invest Now?
The Motley FoolAug 11, 5:05 PM ET▲ Positive

Company reported stellar Q2 results with earnings nearly doubling and revenue jumping 85% year-over-year. Author explicitly states preference for this stock and notes strong August performance.

3 Multi-Metal Stocks for Income and Long-Term Growth
Investing.comJun 8, 1:07 PM ET▲ Positive

Unique streaming model insulates from cost inflation with extraordinary leverage to rising metal prices. Record Q1 2026 revenue of $901.5M and net earnings of $582M (doubled YoY). 18% dividend increase, strong balance sheet ($2.16B cash), and 50% production growth guidance to 2030 supported by existing contracts.

What Is the Best Way to Own Gold in 2026?
The Motley FoolMay 25, 11:15 AM ET▲ Positive

Recommended alongside Franco-Nevada and Royal Gold as an attractive streaming/royalty company with differentiated business model and strong shareholder returns.

2 Mining Stocks to Buy in 2026 to Hedge Inflation
The Motley FoolApr 15, 2:05 PM ET▲ Positive

Highlighted as having even less exposure to oil price fluctuations due to its streaming agreement model. Contractually defined costs through 2030 provide upside from rising precious metals prices while mitigating rising fuel and labor costs.

2 Mining Stocks to Buy in March
The Motley FoolMar 18, 6:38 AM ET▲ Positive

Record 2025 results with revenue up 80% to $2.3B, net earnings up 178% to $1.5B, and EPS up 178%. Fixed purchase costs near $400/oz allow company to capture ~90% of gold price increases as profit. 18% dividend increase with low payout ratio (21%) indicates sustainability. Diversified streaming portfolio across major mines provides stable revenue streams.

1 Industrial Stock I'd Buy Before Vertiv in 2026​
The Motley FoolFeb 10, 6:05 AM ET▲ Positive

Strong financial performance with net earnings more than doubling year-over-year, exceptional profit margins (54.7% net margin), 40% production growth forecast, and positioned to benefit from gold's bull run and potential AI bubble concerns.

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