Silver Mines (SVL) is held by 1 ASX ETF. Over the last 6 months it fell 18.2%: on $10,000, −$1818. We explain 8 big moves in that time.
About SVL
- SectorMaterials
- IndustryMaterials
- Size$331.8m
- Held by1 ETF
- Big moves8 in 6M
Each dot is a move we explain. Tap one, or a row of Why it moved, to see what caused it.
Why it moved
- −11.4%23 Sep 2026· Capital Raise
Silver Mines fell sharply after announcing a $70 million equity placement, as existing shareholders were diluted by the new share issuance at a discount to market price.
- +6.3%18 Sep 2026· Regulatory
Silver Mines shares rose as investors anticipated a potentially favourable upcoming regulatory planning decision on the company's key project.
- +6.7%11 Aug 2026· Operational
Silver Mines rose after a news article highlighted the company deepening its land strategy at the Bowdens silver project, drawing investor interest.
- −13.8%18 Jun 2026· Capital Raise
Silver Mines raised $7.46 million in a funding boost, likely via a capital raise causing dilution.
- +11.1%15 Jun 2026· Capital Raise
Silver Mines Limited received a $7.46 million funding boost, likely through a capital raise.
- −9.4%4 Jun 2026· Capital Raise
Silver Mines shares dropped after announcing an option underwriting deal, indicating a potential capital raise or dilution concern.
- −6.5%28 May 2026· Operational
The 6.45% drop on May 28 likely reflects profit-taking after the stock surged on May 26 due to a strategic land acquisition for the Bowdens Silver Project.
- +8.8%9 Apr 2026· Commodity
No news articles were found to explain the price move; likely driven by broader silver price movement or sector flow.
Held by 1 ETF
Of every $10,000 in each fund, how much is in SVL today.
Why did SVL fall 9.4% on 4 Jun 2026?
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Silver Mines shares dropped after announcing an option underwriting deal, indicating a potential capital raise or dilution concern.
The price decline on 2026-06-03 is followed by news on 2026-06-05 about Silver Mines strengthening its balance sheet via an option underwriting deal, which typically relates to raising capital and can lead to dilution. The article from Motley Fool on the same day lists Silver Mines as dropping, but no other specific negative catalyst is identified. The deal announcement, while occurring after the price move, likely was known or anticipated and could have triggered the drop.
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Evidence
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What it did to the 1 ETF holding SVL
On $10,000 in each fund, at the weight it holds today