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Capstone Copper (CS) Corporate presentation summary

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Corporate presentation summary

30 Mar, 2026

Strategic growth and operational highlights

  • Achieved over 22% copper production growth in 2025, driven by ramp-up at Mantoverde and Mantos Blancos, and set a strong foundation for 2026 and beyond.

  • 2026 priorities include completing Mantoverde Optimized (MV-O) expansion, advancing Santo Domingo project, and maintaining operational excellence.

  • Portfolio includes long-life assets in top-tier jurisdictions, with 2026 copper production guidance of 200–230 kt at C1 cash costs of $2.45–$2.75/lb.

  • Over $1B in liquidity and a disciplined approach to capital allocation, targeting net leverage below 1.0x ahead of major project sanctioning.

  • Focus on organic growth through brownfield expansions and exploration, especially in the Mantoverde–Santo Domingo district.

Asset and project development

  • Mantoverde Optimized expansion underway, targeting 45 ktpd mill throughput and incremental 20 ktpa copper production at $176M capex.

  • Santo Domingo project fully permitted, targeting 106 ktpa copper production at $0.28/lb C1 cash cost, with a 19-year mine life and 24% IRR.

  • Mantos Blancos Phase II study aims to increase sulphide throughput from 20 ktpd to ~27 ktpd and boost cathode production via tailings re-leach.

  • Pinto Valley district study explores integrating 1B tonnes of resources and extending mine life through 2050.

  • Cozamin mine plan extended to 2030, with productivity improvements and selective mining techniques to reduce dilution.

Financial performance and capital allocation

  • Q3 2025 net debt at $726M, net debt/EBITDA at 0.9x, and available liquidity of $1.1B.

  • 2026 capital expenditures guided at $720M, with $270M sustaining, $225M expansionary, and $225M for capital stripping.

  • Major investments focused on Mantoverde, Santo Domingo, and Pinto Valley, with robust exploration pipeline in existing jurisdictions.

  • Santo Domingo funding structure includes $2.3B initial capex, with $1.2B remaining to be financed through project finance and partner contributions.

  • Strong cash flow generation expected to support deleveraging and reinvestment in high-return projects.

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