Silver Viper FY26 H1 net loss widens to CAD 12.2 million
Reuters2026/08/31 22:32- Silver Viper posted a net loss of CAD 12.2 million, widening from CAD 3.06 million a year earlier.
- Loss per share narrowed to CAD 0.12 from CAD 0.15, with weighted-average shares rising to 101,366,383.
- Operating expenses climbed to CAD 12.1 million from CAD 3.14 million, driven by exploration expense of CAD 5.18 million.
- Investor relations costs surged to CAD 2.75 million from CAD 301,571, while consulting fees rose to CAD 3.17 million from CAD 293,567.
- Cash fell to CAD 2.05 million from CAD 14.29 million, following cash used in operating activities of CAD 12.57 million.
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