Hecla Mining Company
Established in 1891 in northern Idaho’s Silver Valley, Hecla Mining Company has distinguished itself as a respected precious metals producer with a rich mining history. Hecla is the largest and the lowest cash cost, primary silver producer in the U.S., with exploration properties and operating mines in four world-class silver mining districts in the U.S. and Mexico. The company’s common stock has been traded on the New York Stock Exchange for over 40 years.
Hecla produces silver from two mines: Greens Creek in Alaska and Lucky Friday in Idaho. In addition to mine site exploration, Hecla has three major exploration projects, Silver Valley in northern Idaho, San Juan Silver in Creede, Colorado, and San Sebastian in Durango, Mexico. Hecla has developed a solid base with long-life, low-cost mines; four district-sized land positions with organic growth opportunities; and an excellent cash position with no debt.
