Fortuna Silver Mines screens cheaper than Endeavour Silver on all three valuation measures in this snapshot. That’s a useful comparison, but it doesn’t prove either stock is undervalued.
Fortuna Silver Mines Inc. (FVI.TO) and Endeavour Silver Corp. (EDR.TO) are both in the Materials sector and industry group. At the November 9, 2026 adjusted close, FVI traded at C$14.21, with a C$4.2 billion market cap. EDR traded at C$11.80, with a C$3.5 billion market cap. Share prices alone don’t tell you which company offers better value. Based on the supplied P/E, PEG and P/B figures, FVI has the lower multiple in each case. You can also review the company snapshots for FVI.TO and EDR.TO.
Investor takeaway: FVI has lower P/E, PEG and P/B figures, and its snapshot reports higher trailing-twelve-month ROE. That doesn’t show that FVI is undervalued or that its shares will perform better. The snapshot doesn’t explain the valuation gap. Both companies also have a Strong Sell analyst consensus label in the table, and neither has a dividend yield in the supplied data.
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Fortuna Silver Mines Inc
FVI.TO
Materials
$14.21
$4.21B
1D
+4.49%
1W
+11.71%
Endeavour Silver Corp.
EDR.TO
Materials
$11.80
$3.49B
1D
+6.69%
1W
+16.60%
FVI has the lower reading on all three supplied multiples
FVI’s P/E is 11.3, compared with 42.1 for EDR. Its PEG is 0.11 versus 1.17, and its P/B is 1.65 versus 3.49. On these figures, FVI looks cheaper. But that doesn’t prove the shares are undervalued, that the companies have similar prospects, or that the gap will close.
Bull case
FVI’s lower P/E, PEG and P/B, along with its 18.6% trailing-twelve-month ROE, may interest investors comparing valuation and reported returns on equity. These figures don’t tell you how the company will perform in the future.
Bear case
FVI’s lower multiples may reflect risks or expectations that this snapshot doesn’t capture. The table gives FVI a Strong Sell consensus label and a C$0.00 analyst target. Those entries don’t explain the company’s outlook on their own.
The valuation snapshot favours FVI on the measures supplied
All three multiples point the same way: FVI’s P/E is 11.3, compared with 42.1 for EDR; its PEG is 0.11 versus 1.17; and its P/B is 1.65 versus 3.49. FVI therefore screens cheaper on these measures. But a lower multiple is only a relative comparison. It doesn’t show whether either stock is fairly priced. The snapshot doesn’t include the operating forecasts or other context needed to explain the difference.
Returns, analyst labels and dividends add context
FVI reports trailing-twelve-month ROE of 18.6%, compared with 10.6% for EDR. Both stocks have a dividend yield of 0.00%. The table lists a Strong Sell consensus label and a C$0.00 analyst target for each company. These are table entries, not a substitute for assessing the businesses or a guide to future performance. The snapshot lets you compare reported figures, but it doesn’t establish that the cheaper-looking stock is the better investment.
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