Lundin Mining Quadruples Credit Capacity to Back Copper Growth Push

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

Lundin Mining has amended its unsecured revolving credit facility, boosting total committed capacity from US$1.75 billion to as much as US$4.5 billion and extending the maturity to February 26, 2031. The facility initially provides US$2.25 billion, rising to US$3.5 billion once certain conditions are met and to the full amount upon sanctioning Stage 1 of the Vicuña Project, strengthening the company’s liquidity to support its growth agenda and large-scale copper development plans.

The renewed facility, led by a syndicate including The Bank of Nova Scotia, ING Capital, Bank of Montreal and several major international lenders, is priced on a sliding scale over adjusted term SOFR with a margin of 1.45% to 2.50%. By securing long-dated, flexible funding from a broad banking group, Lundin Mining enhances its financial flexibility for project spending, reinforces market confidence in its expansion strategy, and underpins its ambition to become a leading global copper producer.

More about Lundin Mining

Lundin Mining is a Canadian base metals producer headquartered in Vancouver, operating three mines in Brazil and Chile and focusing on copper alongside other commodities that support infrastructure and electrification. The company aims to become a top‑ten global copper producer, underpinned by a 50% interest in the large-scale Vicuña copper, gold and silver project on the Argentina–Chile border and a strategy built on resource growth and responsible development.

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