Hecla Mining Receives 'Hold' Rating from Analysts

Analysts maintain neutral outlook on the mining company's stock

Mar. 22, 2026 at 6:30am

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Hecla Mining Company (NYSE:HL) has received a consensus 'Hold' rating from ten research firms covering the company, according to a report from Marketbeat.com. One analyst has a 'Sell' recommendation, eight have 'Hold' ratings, and one has issued a 'Buy' recommendation on the stock. The average 12-month price target among the analysts is $21.63.

Why it matters

The analyst ratings and price targets provide insight into how the investment community views Hecla Mining's prospects and valuation. A 'Hold' rating suggests analysts see the stock as fairly valued at current levels, with limited upside or downside potential in the near term.

The details

The research report notes that analysts have adjusted their views on Hecla Mining in recent months. BMO Capital Markets raised its price target on the stock from $16 to $28, while maintaining a 'Market Perform' rating. Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce also lifted its price target, from $27 to $32, also with a 'Neutral' rating. Zacks Research, meanwhile, downgraded the stock from 'Strong Buy' to 'Hold'.

  • Hecla Mining's consensus 'Hold' rating is based on analyst coverage as of March 22, 2026.

The players

Hecla Mining Company

A diversified mining company focused on the exploration, development and production of silver and gold, with by-product credits from lead and zinc. The company's principal operations are located in North America and Latin America.

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