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There are very few standalone, U.S.-based precious‑metal refineries that are publicly traded; most U.S. refiners named in industry directories are privately held or subsidiaries of foreign companies, ...
A review of the provided reporting finds that the prominent U.S. precious‑metal refiners cited — including Metalor USA, Asahi Refining USA (a subsidiary of Japan’s Asahi), United Precious Metal Refini...
Publicly traded companies that refine silver are mostly large integrated miners that operate smelters or minting facilities rather than standalone, exchange-listed refiners; notable examples include I...
() is a mid‑tier precious‑metals miner sitting at a crossroads: the company will report fourth‑quarter and full‑year 2025 results and 2026 guidance on February 17, 2026, an event likely to reset inves...
does not own ; reporting shows the Sunshine assets are controlled by entities tied to (doing business as Sunshine Silver / Silver Opportunity Partners / SSMRC) and in some filings Sunshine Silver rebr...
sells its metal production— and base‑metal concentrates—to “,” rather than operating a proprietary refining arm, but the publicly available materials in the provided reporting do not identify named re...
is a publicly traded precious‑metals mining company that owns and operates multiple gold, silver and base‑metal assets across the Americas and , and presents itself as a ‑based operator focused on pro...
The supplied reporting does not name specific that definitively have their metal refined in ; available sources profile mid‑tier producers but stop short of documenting their refiner destinations . Wh...