For the first quarter of 2026, analysts expect Wheaton Precious Metals to report revenue of $767 million and an EPS of $1.15, with the stock currently trading around $124.14 against an average price target of $193.63. Investors are primarily focused on the production ramp-up from the company's newest streaming agreements, particularly the expanded silver stream at the Antamina mine in Peru.
The anticipated surge in financial performance is driven by record-high gold and silver prices alongside a projected 30% growth in production volumes. This reporting period follows a landmark 2025 where Wheaton leveraged its debt-free balance sheet to secure major accretive transactions, positioning it for long-term output expansion.