Orvana produces first copper cathodes from Don Mario oxides stockpile project in Bolivia

• Orvana produced its first copper cathodes from oxide stockpiles at the Don Mario site in Bolivia, marking a second ramp-up milestone.
• The oxides stockpile project targets about 1,700 tonnes per day average processing, though early ramp-up throughput has lagged expectations.
• Management withdrew fiscal 2026 production guidance, citing longer timelines to reach stable operating conditions despite improving performance.
• Near-term focus shifts to mechanical reliability, operating stability, higher throughput, and cost control across the expanded Don Mario processing plant.

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