Silver Crown Royalties Reports Record Revenue Amid Strategic Portfolio Expansion

Silver Crown Royalties Inc. has released its audited financial results for the year ended December 31, 2025, revealing record revenues alongside strategic portfolio expansion despite reporting a total loss. The company generated revenues of $1,233,408 based on minimum payments equivalent to 22,281 silver ounces, more than doubling the previous year's revenue of $581,337 from 14,525 ounces. This performance occurred as silver prices exceeded US$70 per ounce, representing over 100% growth during the fiscal year. The company reported a total loss of $4,309,043 for 2025, compared to losses of $3,593,343 in 2024 and $1,483,543 in 2023.

The financial results reflect Silver Crown's aggressive acquisition strategy during what CEO Peter Bures described as a formative year. The company completed the acquisition of a significant cash-flowing silver royalty on PPX Mining's Igor 4 Project in Peru for US$2,740,000, which already generated $276,637 in royalty payments during the fiscal year. According to Bures, these strategic acquisitions position the company for aggressive revenue growth in 2026, supported by over C$7 million in cash and silver bullion that enables additional royalty acquisitions without shareholder dilution. The company has filed its complete financial documentation on SEDAR+ and will upload these to its corporate website.

Silver Crown's portfolio expansion included multiple strategic acquisitions beyond the PPX transaction. On August 13, 2025, the company acquired a silver royalty on EDM Resources Inc.'s Scotia Mine in Nova Scotia, providing 90% of net proceeds from silver ounces sold with minimum annual deliveries of 7,000 ounces once commercial production begins. The company also holds significant royalty positions on the PGDM Complex in Brazil and the Elk Gold mine, though both projects experienced operational challenges during 2025. The PGDM Complex faced temporary production setbacks, leading Silver Crown to recognize an allowance for expected credit loss of $530,409, while the Elk Gold mine operations halted due to financial challenges under previous operator Gold Mountain Mining Corp., resulting in a non-cash impairment of $940,446 on that royalty interest.

The company's BacTech Royalty, acquired in November 2024 on a future bioleaching facility in Ecuador, also required an impairment loss provision as BacTech Environmental Corporation failed to achieve significant progress on financing and development milestones. Despite these challenges, management remains optimistic about the long-term value of these assets, particularly noting that the new operator of the Elk Gold mine acquired the project through court-approved receivership proceedings and is implementing operational optimizations. Silver Crown anticipates a temporary pause in cash inflows from this asset for approximately three years during this transition period.

Silver Crown's business model focuses on generating free cash flow through silver royalties while offering investors exposure to precious metals as a hedge against currency devaluation. The company's current portfolio includes five silver royalties across North and South America, with the PPX Royalty on the Igor 4 Project expected to generate exponentially higher payments as minimum payment obligations commence. With silver trading at historically high levels and the company's pipeline described as robust by management, Silver Crown appears positioned to capitalize on favorable market conditions while navigating the operational challenges inherent in royalty financing within the mining sector.