Sotkamo Silver (NGM:SOSI) Stock Price Ignores Strong Q3 Earnings

Sotkamo Silver just reported Q3 2026 and the headline is simple. Earnings were solid, the share price was not. The stock closed at SEK3.21 on 23 October after a weak month, even as basic EPS landed at 0.16 SEK and net income reached SEK55 million.

For a miner that only recently moved into the black on a trailing basis, that profit performance is the real story. The one day price reaction looks more like investors chasing short term fear after a rough 30 days, rather than weighing a business that continues to print positive earnings.

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Q3 2026 Earnings Summary

• Revenue (Q3 2026 vs. Q3 2025): 194.1 million SEK vs. 110.3 million SEK (very large increase)
• Net Income (Q3 2026 vs. Q3 2025): 55 million SEK vs. 4 million SEK (very large increase)
• Basic EPS (Q3 2026 vs. Q3 2025): 0.16 SEK vs. 0.012419 SEK (very large increase)
• Silver Production (Q3 2026 vs. Q3 2025): 6.77 troy ounces vs. 7.93 troy ounces (decline)

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Sotkamo Silver’s earnings push supports bullish story

Sotkamo Silver now has profit, not just promise. Revenue of 194.1 million SEK and net income of 55 million SEK in Q3 sit well with a thesis that the mine is moving from speculative to cash generative. Basic EPS of 0.16 SEK and a much higher profit than Q3 2025 support that view. Even with slightly lower silver output, the business still produced stronger earnings, which suggests better pricing, cost control, or both. For a single asset miner, that shift into the black appears more significant than short term price weakness.

Share weakness and production slip feed the bear view

Shares in Sotkamo Silver have fallen 23% over 7 days and 35% over 30 days, so the market is clearly treating the stock as high risk despite the profit. Silver production declined from 7.93 to 6.77 troy ounces, which maintains the concern that one mine and a modest production base may limit resilience. Returns over 90 days are also down 19%, so recent trading still reflects the classic small miner worry. Stronger earnings have not yet eased those fears.

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