Largo wins Bahia environmental permit for GAN open-pit vanadium mine development

• Largo received an environmental permit from Bahia state regulator INEMA to develop the GAN open-pit vanadium mine at Maracás Menchen.
• Permit covers a four-year license for implementation and operation, clearing a path for a second open-pit ore source alongside Campbell.
• GAN development is expected to extend mine life, add operating flexibility, diversify feed, and lower operational risk at nearby processing facilities.
• Deposit also hosts copper, gold, and platinum group metals, mirroring by-product output already produced at Campbell since August 2026.
• GAN sits within a 31-year life-of-mine plan for Maracás Menchen, with broader open-pit resources cited as supporting 30+ years.

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