Coeur Mining (CDE) is up about 3% in Monday trading, with the catalyst tied to the company’s latest corporate update following the March 20, 2026 completion of its acquisition of New Gold. In that update, Coeur rolled the newly acquired New Afton and Rainy River mines into a refreshed 2026 outlook, lifting consolidated production guidance and formally adding copper to the company’s near-term production profile.

Coeur’s updated 2026 consolidated guidance calls for gold production of 680,000–815,000 ounces and silver production of 18.7–21.9 million ounces, incorporating nine months of contribution from the two Canadian mines. The update also introduced copper guidance of 50–65 million pounds, a meaningful addition for a company historically traded primarily as a gold-and-silver lever. ��������

For traders, the guidance reset is a clear “bigger company” signal: more total metal output, broader commodity exposure, and a post-close snapshot of how the combined portfolio is expected to perform through the rest of 2026.

Next attention points are how quickly Coeur demonstrates smooth integration of the acquired mines, and whether it provides additional detail on costs, capital plans, and synergy targets as the first post-close quarters approach. With precious-metals equities also moving with bullion day-to-day, any sharp swings in silver and gold pricing can amplify CDE’s tape even without fresh company-specific headlines.