A proud legacy of responsibly producing essential metals since 1891
Our small environmental footprint delivers large community benefits
Our metals are the foundation of a low-carbon future, consumer electronics, and medicine
Our industry-leading technology keeps our workers and communities safe
Hecla is more than the largest primary silver producer in the United States. Our geographic locations and deep reserves within our mines, the quality of our output, and our dividend strategy are just a few of the characteristics that are unique to Hecla, which differentiates us from our peers. Learn more about Hecla.
Our 130 years of success is rooted in operating in some of the world’s safest jurisdictions, applying innovation to ensure safety and efficiency, and demonstrating responsibility toward our communities and the environment.
At the largest U.S. silver mine, the team at Greens Creek is dedicated to ensuring safety and environmental stewardship are among the best in the world.
Lucky Friday, one of the top seven primary silver mines in the world, continues to provide quality jobs and community support to north Idaho.
Casa Berardi operates in a politically stable and mining friendly region in Quebec, with good geology and infrastructure.
The Keno Hill Silver District in Canada’s Yukon Territory is a large, high-grade silver property in a top 10 rated jurisdiction by the Fraser Institute.
Operating long-lived mines bring with it an obligation and commitment to operate sustainably and responsibly. Learn more in our 2023 Sustainability Report.
Hecla policies, performance, and actions revolve around a central framework of values that touch all aspects of our operations and planning, setting forth a vision of fully integrated sustainability and responsibility.
Founded in 1891, Hecla Mining Company (NYSE:HL) is the largest silver producer in the United States. We have operating mines in Alaska, Idaho, Quebec, Canada, and Yukon Territory, Canada. We also have a number of exploration properties in world-class silver and gold mining districts throughout North America.
