Coeur Mining

We are excited to announce that our acquisition of SilverCrest Metals, Inc. was finalized last Friday, February 14th! The acquisition adds the Las Chispas mine, a world-class silver operation, to our portfolio. Together with the growing silver production from our Rochester and Palmarejo operations, Coeur is positioned as a leading global silver company. More information about the benefits of the transaction will be available in our fourth quarter and full-year 2024 results.
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The Wharf Fund is a million-dollar endowment fund that was developed to bring long-term social and economic benefits to Lead, South Dakota, and surrounding communities.

The Wharf team hosted a well-attended open house to further raise awareness of the Fund’s emphasis on supporting sustainability programs and provide information on funding determination and grant applications. The activities included a $1000 raffle drawing awarded to Lead Endowment in support of the Pheobe Apperson Hearst Library.

To learn more about the Wharf Fund, visit: https://ow.ly/TxeA50U9Aak

The Nevada 95-80 Regional Development Authority is the regional development authority for the counties of Pershing and Humboldt, where the Coeur Rochester mine is located.

Representing its more than 30 years of economic and community development, position as Pershing County’s largest employer and North America’s largest open pit heap leach operation, Coeur Rochester served as the Silver Sponsor of this year’s event, hosted an exhibitor table and provided an overview of the expanded Rochester mine.

Coeur Wharf was recently recognized by the Northern Hills Court Appointed Special Advocate Program, NHCASA, an organization that protects the best interest of abused and neglected children involved in court proceedings, with its 2024 Partner Award.

The Wharf team has sponsored and volunteered at numerous events in support of the trained NHCASA volunteers who advocate for the community’s most vulnerable people, its children.

We are pleased to share that Megan Stone, an exploration geologist and member of Coeur Silvertip’s Mine Rescue team was recently chosen by Diamonds in the Rough, a Canadian-based organization that aims to raise the profile of women in the mining industry and advance the skill level necessary to provide emergency response services, to participate in an international mine rescue competition.

Megan spent a week at the West Virginia Extension Mine Rescue Training and then traveled to Columbia for the 13th International Mine Rescue competition, competing against 21 teams and placing third in the Female Task Force category!

Today we honor the men and women who have served our country and protected our freedom for generations.

At Coeur, we have a community of 95 Coeur Heroes. These are our teammates who have honorably served our country, and who now apply such invaluable military skills, such as teamwork, integrity and leadership to our business every day.

We are thankful for every one of them and for all who have served and continue to serve our great nation.

Happy Veterans Day.

Happy Halloween from our favorite lab rats at Coeur Wharf!

We were pleased to be a part of the relaunch of By The Hand’s Austin Harvest, a youth-led project that has transformed a looted liquor store into a thriving, fresh food market and community gathering spot.

We wish all the By The Hand young entrepreneurs continued success and thank the By The Hand team for our long-standing partnership.

To learn more, visit: https://bythehand.org/austinharvest/

Today is Mine Rescue Day. A day that the Mine Safety and Health Administration has set aside to recognize the dedication and sacrifice of volunteers who risk their own lives to save other miners.

We are thankful for the brave men and women across our organization, and industry, whose training and service contribute to safe workplaces for U.S. miners.

Last month, Coeur Alaska contributed $50,000 to Renewable Juneau’s Alaska Carbon Reduction Fund, ACRF, to help offset emissions at the Kensington mine. Over the past four years, Coeur Alaska has contributed more than $200,000 to ACRF, contributing to the ACRF’s critical support of lower-income Juneau families to reduce their annual heating bill and heating emissions.

To learn more, visit: https://ow.ly/xl8z50TSIIM

Our Coeur Wharf team welcomed students from the Western Dakota Technical College Welding and Fabrication Program for a site tour.

Coeur's Maintenance team hosted the students and faculty members, introducing them to the numerous and varied responsibilities of planned and unplanned maintenance that help keep the mine operating safely and efficiently.

Today we recognize and honor our Indigenous teammates and the many Indigenous communities whose cultures and traditions have contributed so greatly to our society.