Lundin Mining bolsters board with Pan American CEO as shareholders back governance slate

Lundin Mining ( (TSE:LUN) ) has issued an update.

Lundin Mining reported strong shareholder participation at its 2026 annual meeting, with 84.85% of outstanding shares voted and investors broadly backing the company’s recommendations on director elections, auditor appointment and executive pay, while rejecting a shareholder proposal. The board reappointed Adam Lundin as chair and Ashley Heppenstall as lead director, and set out refreshed committee assignments that underscore continuity in governance as the miner advances its growth agenda.

The company also strengthened its board by appointing Pan American Silver CEO Michael Steinmann, who secured 99.75% support and brings more than three decades of experience across base and precious metals, project development and capital markets. His addition, including roles on the human resources/compensation and safety, sustainability and technical committees, is intended to bolster Lundin’s strategic push to expand copper, gold and silver production and create long-term value for shareholders.

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Lundin Mining is a Canadian mining company headquartered in Vancouver, operating three mines in Brazil and Chile and producing base and precious metals that support global infrastructure, electrification and technology. The company aims to become a top ten global copper producer, backed by a clear growth strategy centered on major copper, gold and silver projects in the Vicuña District and a significant stake in the Los Helados project adjacent to its Caserones mine.

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