Coeur Mining, Inc.

- No explicit mention of near-term fundraising through new debt or equity during the call. - The company completed an obligor exchange on April 22 related to New Gold’s 2032 bonds, improving financial flexibility and lowering costs. - Coeur Mining has a strong balance sheet with nearly $843 million in cash and equivalents and a modernized $1 billion revolving credit facility. - Management indicated comfort with current debt levels, choosing to leave low-interest notes on the books for now. - Capital allocation focus is on reinvestment into the business (e.g., exploration programs) rather than debt reduction or new fundraising. - The company aims to maintain liquidity and use excess cash for exploration and shareholder returns rather than raising additional capital at this time.

- Coeur is carrying out the largest exploration investment in the company's history. - Focused on impactful results from exploration programs over the remaining 9 months of 2026. - Continued drilling at the Silvertip project in British Columbia, targeting a unique silver asset. - Exploration is driven by higher silver prices, Canada's support for critical minerals, and the company's ability to advance the project. - Plans to reinvest excess cash into the business, including aggressive exploration. - Interest in potential future investments at Silvertip and the Kay Zone. - Capital expenditures and investments are aligned with maintaining and growing production, with a focus on sustaining mines like Rochester and Rainy River. - Maintenance and ramp-up capital at New Afton C-zone to reach targeted throughput levels (~16,000 tonnes/day).

- Coeur Mining expects a watershed year in 2026 with strong production and cash flow growth. - Full-year contributions from newly acquired New Afton and Rainy River mines will boost output. - Projected 2026 production: approximately 750,000 ounces of gold (80% increase over prior year), over 20 million ounces of silver (13% increase), and nearly 60 million pounds of copper. - Growth driven by ramp-up at Rochester and rebound at Wharf after crusher rebuild. - Silver production to position Coeur among top 5 global producers, representing over 30% of revenue. - 100% of 2026 metals production from North America; ~70% of revenues from U.S. and Canada. - The company anticipates progressing record-breaking results in 2026, reflecting the strength of its expanded platform post-acquisitions.

- Coeur Mining expects 2026 to be a "record-breaking" year (Page 10, Krebs closing remarks). - Projected 2026 EBITDA: over $3 billion (Page 2, Whelan). - Anticipated 2026 free cash flow: approximately $2 billion (Page 2, Whelan). - First quarter showed strong start with notable growth in revenue and EBITDA, despite only 11 days of contribution from New Gold assets (Page 1, Krebs). - Earnings per share positive for eight consecutive quarters, indicating consistent profitability (Page 4, Whelan). - Production growth driven by full contributions from New Afton and Rainy River, ramp-up at Rochester, Wharf, and stable other operations (Page 1, Krebs). - New dividend policy and $750 million share repurchase program in place, reflecting confidence in cash flow generation (Page 4, Krebs). - Midyear review planned for labor and cost management to ensure sustainability of margins (Page 10, Executives).

The provided transcript does not contain any explicit references or details regarding current, expected orderbook, or pending orders. The discussion primarily focuses on: - Financial results and free cash flow. - Labor cost pressures in U.S. vs. Mexico operations. - Maintenance scheduling and cost pressures at mining sites (Rochester, Wharf). - Purchase price allocation and its accounting impacts. - Balance sheet, debt management, and capital return programs. - Production guidance and operational updates on New Gold assets. No mention of orderbook, pending orders, or similar terms related to sales or contracts appears in the transcript on pages 1 through 11.