Wheaton Precious Metals posts record Q2 revenue of $929M and net earnings of $543M, driven by strong production and higher metal prices.

Wheaton Precious Metals reported a record second quarter in 2026 with $929 million in revenue and $543 million in net earnings, fueled by increased production and a 61% rise in gold equivalent prices. The company expanded its credit facility and secured new streaming and royalty agreements, supporting its growth pipeline and financial flexibility. Production grew 6.3% year-over-year, with strong contributions from recent acquisitions and ongoing development projects. Wheaton maintains its 2026 production guidance and expects a 50% increase in annual production by 2030, underpinned by a diversified portfolio and strong sustainability ratings.