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Companies · SSRM · Mineral Royalty Traders · Other events · Sep 28, 2026

SSR Mining reiterates Americas growth strategy as production stays back-end weighted

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SSR MINING INC. (SSRM) — what happened, in plain English, and what it means versus what the market expected.

SSR Mining is now an Americas-focused gold and silver producer, having sold Çöpler and its Hod Maden ownership stake while redirecting capital toward Marigold, CC&V, Seabee and Puna. That strategic reset and the company’s 2026 production framework were already public before this presentation.

The presentation mostly confirms the existing operating story. SSR Mining says full-year production remains on track for 450,000–535,000 gold-equivalent ounces, but also acknowledges that Marigold and Seabee are tracking toward the low end of their site ranges and that roughly 60% of second-half production is expected in the fourth quarter. 〔0〕 This is continuity with the company’s previously disclosed back-end-loaded plan, not a fresh operational surprise.

MetricCurrent disclosure
2026 gold-equivalent production guidance450–535 koz
H1 2026 gold-equivalent production211.873 koz
H2 production implied by the deckApproximately 260–280 koz
Total cash from continuing operationsApproximately $1.8B
Total liquidity after revolver increaseApproximately $2.383B
YTD 2026 share repurchases$409.2M

The growth message is credible but not new. The deck highlights Buffalo Valley, Porky, Cortaderas and other brownfield opportunities, while showing higher 2026 growth-capital allocations at Marigold, CC&V, Seabee and Puna. Those increases were already disclosed with second-quarter results; the presentation packages them as evidence that liquidity is being used to extend mine lives rather than introducing a new project or construction decision. 〔1〕

The main tension remains execution, not funding. Cash of roughly $1.8 billion, continued free cash flow and resumed buybacks and dividends give SSR Mining room to fund growth and capital returns. But the deck also shows elevated second-quarter costs at Marigold, CC&V, Seabee and Puna versus their full-year targets, leaving the fourth-quarter production ramp and cost normalization as the real proof points. 〔2〕

Bottom line: This is a scheduled investor-presentation refresh of a story the market already knew: Americas refocus, strong liquidity, capital returns and brownfield growth. It changes little unless the promised fourth-quarter production ramp or the year-end Marigold mine plan materially alters the outlook.

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