Lundin Mining Updates Share Capital as Buyback Program Advances

An update from Lundin Mining ( (TSE:LUN) ) is now available.

Lundin Mining reported that its issued and outstanding share capital rose by 692,674 shares to 855,359,839 common shares with voting rights as of March 31, 2026. The net increase reflects employee stock option exercises and vesting of share units, partially offset by shares repurchased under the company’s normal course issuer bid program.

Under its shareholder distribution policy, Lundin Mining has committed up to US$150 million annually to share buybacks via its NCIB and has so far repurchased 1,447,194 shares in 2026 at a cost of about US$40 million. The activity underscores the miner’s effort to balance equity-based employee incentives with capital returns to shareholders while it continues to position itself as a growing copper-focused producer.

More about Lundin Mining

Lundin Mining is a Canadian base-metals producer headquartered in Vancouver, with three operating mines in Brazil and Chile. The company focuses on commodities that underpin modern infrastructure and electrification and is pursuing a strategy to become a top-10 global copper producer, anchored by its 50% interest in a major copper, gold and silver project in the Vicuña District on the Argentina–Chile border.

Lundin Mining has built a reputation for value creation through resource growth, operational excellence and responsible development, and its shares are listed on both the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol LUN and on Nasdaq Stockholm under the symbol LUMI. This dual listing reflects its ambition to maintain access to North American and European capital while it advances its growth pipeline in the Americas.

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