One-glance verdict
$31.00 our estimate vs market $36.61
Wall Street consensus: $42.20 (36.1% higher than our fair-value estimate)
Fundamentals snapshot
SSRM · NMS · Basic Materials · Gold
Current price
$36.61
52-week range
$18.19 - $39.44
Market cap
$7.47B
One-glance verdict
Wall Street consensus: $42.20 (36.1% higher than our fair-value estimate)
Balance sheet
Net cash $1.83B. Interest coverage shows how many times profit covers the interest bill.
What stands out
What this company does
SSR Mining operates mines in several countries, including the US and Turkey, to dig up and sell precious metals like gold and silver. The company’s revenue (the total money it makes from sales) comes directly from selling these metals on the global market. This means its financial success is closely tied to the fluctuating prices of gold and silver, making it more profitable when those prices are high.
SSR Mining began in 1946 as Silver Standard Resources, primarily focused on silver. A major shift occurred in the 2010s when it began acquiring gold mines, including Marigold in the U.S. (2014) and Seabee in Canada (2016). [5] In 2020, it merged with Alacer Gold, adding the highly productive Çöpler mine in Türkiye to its portfolio. [5, 15] However, a significant operational failure and landslide at Çöpler in 2024 forced the company to suspend operations there and re-evaluate its strategy. [5, 20] This led to the eventual sale of its Turkish assets, transforming SSR Mining into a company focused exclusively on its mines in North and South America. [5, 21]
SSR Mining finds, develops, and operates mines to extract precious metals from the ground. Its main products are gold and silver, along with some lead and zinc. [14, 27] The company doesn't sell shiny gold bars or jewelry to the public; instead, it produces unrefined gold bars called 'doré' and mineral 'concentrates' (a condensed ore powder rich in silver, lead, and zinc). [2, 3, 10] These initial products are then sold to other specialized companies, called refiners and smelters, who process them into pure metals for the global market. [14]
Located in Nevada, this is a large-scale, long-running mine that scoops ore from giant open pits. [10] It uses a method called heap leaching, where a solution is used to separate gold from the rock, to produce unrefined gold bars. This mine has been operating since 1989 and is a cornerstone of the company, contributing about a third of its revenue. [8, 10, 13] Customers for this gold are third-party refineries that purify it for sale on the world market. [10, 12]
This is another major U.S. gold mine, located in Colorado, that was acquired in 2025. [5, 21] The purchase of this asset was a key move that helped make SSR Mining one of the top three gold producers in the United States. [8] Like Marigold, it is an open-pit mine that generates a significant portion of the company's income and cash. [5, 27] Its production helps solidify the company's focus on stable and long-lived assets in North America.
This is a high-grade underground gold mine located in a remote part of Saskatchewan, Canada. [2, 17] Unlike the open-pit mines, miners go deep underground to extract the ore, which is then processed at a nearby mill into gold doré bars. [2, 6] While smaller than the company's U.S. operations, Seabee is an important part of the portfolio, providing geographic diversity within North America. [4]
Located in the Jujuy Province of Argentina, this is the company's primary silver operation and the largest producing silver mine in the country. [3] It consists of an open-pit mine where ore is extracted and then sent to a processing facility. [3] Instead of pure metal, Puna produces silver-lead and zinc concentrates, which are sold to international smelters for final processing. [3] This segment provides the company with important diversification away from gold and is a major contributor to revenue. [4, 27]
After selling its Turkish mine, management's strategy is now focused on the relative stability of North and South America. [5, 21] The main priority is to run its existing four mines safely and efficiently to generate strong free cash flow (cash left after paying for operating costs and equipment spending). [21, 22] The company is also investing heavily in exploration near its current mines to find more gold and silver, hoping to extend their operational lives. [7, 8] With a significant amount of cash on its balance sheet (the company's statement of what it owns and owes), management is also looking for opportunities to acquire other promising mines in the Americas. [21, 25]
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Is it cheap or expensive?
Wall Street consensus is the average analyst price target: $42.20 (36.1% higher than our fair-value estimate).
Our most-likely fair value is $31.00 a share — about 15.3% below today's price of $36.61, so the stock currently looks expensive (overvalued).
Is it drowning in debt?
Net cash $1.8B - more cash than debt. Interest coverage 32.2x.
SSR Mining Inc.'s profit covers its interest bill about 32.2 times over. which is stronger than most peers shown here.
Total debt $2.30M Interest coverage 32.21x This is the baseline the peer rows are being compared against.
Total debt $456.09M Interest coverage 37.25x +16% vs SSRM Carries about 1.2x more debt cushion than SSRM.
Total debt $839.05M Interest coverage 2.41x -93% vs SSRM Carries about 13.4x less debt cushion than SSRM.
Total debt $216.30M Interest coverage 82.90x +157% vs SSRM Carries about 2.6x more debt cushion than SSRM.
Total debt $841.00M Interest coverage 20.69x -36% vs SSRM Carries about 1.6x less debt cushion than SSRM.
Total debt $583.46M Interest coverage 14.49x -55% vs SSRM Carries about 2.2x less debt cushion than SSRM.
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